I just got a new Macbook with a Touch Bar instead of the traditional f-keys. Would be great to be able to customise the touch bar for inqscribe and have controls, snippets or shortcuts there.

Allow to export a new video file that has subtitles "burned in". The subtitles actually part of the video so they can be seen in new QT, or anything for that matter. Doesn't need a lot of options, just for simple subtitling without jumping to other programs.

Each time I insert a snippet, be able to include a counter as a variable. So each time I fire a snippet, it writes in the next number integer. Very useful for entertainment cue tracking.

The spacing is too close together for me, I'd like to be able to change it to 1.15 and 1.5 spacing. And customizing paragraph spacing would be a nice bonus, too.

It'd be very helpful to highlight a word and/or write a note (foot note, page note, separate file) to find ana add information. You could then search them by word and have all related notes together or jump to the next note. You could export an external file with all notes so you don't have them in your transcription file.

DS2 is a dictation file type and isn't currently recognized by this program

Allow text expanders. Using hotkeys to start/stop helps speed up my work, but then it is slowed down as I cannot use my usual text expanders to save keystrokes.

The funcionality of the Review button is not consequent/doesn't work properly: Clicking on it when playing the video, has no effect. Clicking on it when the video is pauzed brings you to the beginning of the video. It only works with the shortcut combination (it rewinds non stop the video until you clic the shortcut again or pauze). It should be more functional if you could rewind just 1, 2, 5 seconds, or even better, customize how much you want to rewind.

Why isn't the support site (on Uservoice) of InqScribe a secure site (https)?

Please add an interface that helps the users to send audio files to their accounts in Google Cloud to have them translated automatically and then corrected with InqScribe.

Create an instruction page to help your customers register with the Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API service.

I've been trying to use this service myself but am finding the instruction on Google too complicated. Too oriented to experienced software developers, which I'm not.

It's hard to tell where you placed the cursor when editing text because there's no blinking cursor/indicator like in Word.

audio files from interviews are in .ogg format. please support the said format for transcription

A feature that displays the time elapsed between timecodes, e.g., the length of time a speaker speaks, or the length of a particular shot.

I suggest you have this, as not all of us are savvy enough to follow general written instructions when a media source is not any of those listed. ave phone support. I just signed-up for a free trial, but now that I see only email-based support, I will be choosing a company with phone support..

It would be great if the software could automatically find the BPM of the song or video clip being played as it saves opening external applications to do this simple task.

Although InqScribe has the ability to output a TTML file via the InqScribe Labs site (https://labs.inqscribe.com/exporter/ttml/), there is currently no way to import a TTML file into InqScribe.