Transcriber

Transcriber transcribes and creates subtitles in sync with your video. Drag and drop the video file, select the language and press the transcribe button. Export the transcription as plain text, subtitles in SRT format, RTF with timecode reference, or send it to Final Cut Pro to create a timeline with the imported subtitles using the specified font and style.

What’s new in Transcriber?

• Batch Transcription: Transcriber now supports batch transcription, allowing users to transcribe multiple files or entire folders at once. Users can select the language and format, specify where the files should be saved, and customize file names. Transcription occurs in the background, making it convenient for processing large numbers of files.
• Timecode Retention: The new version retains the timecode of the source movie, aiding in better synchronization of subtitles and RTF files generated.
• New RTF Controls: Enhanced preferences for exporting files in RTF format have been added. Users can choose whether to include timecode and group texts into longer blocks based on word count or duration.
• Artificial Intelligence Improvements: Users can now control the minimum length of a sentence to filter out potential errors from the artificial intelligence. Additionally, Transcriber supports multiple models (Large, Medium, and Small) from OpenAI's Whisper, significantly increasing transcription speed.
• Language Fidelity: A new control allows certain languages such as Greek, Chinese, and Korean to be transcribed with higher accuracy.
• FPS and Frame Size Control: Advanced settings for exporting to Final Cut Pro now include options to specify the resolution and frames per second of the timeline. These settings are also available in the batch export window and for individual files.
• Recent Files: The onboarding screen features a new section displaying recent files, enabling users to open them quickly for editing.