InqScribe can insert a series of timecodes into your transcript at a specific time interval, as described in this article. This inserts timecodes, all at on...

If you're finding that InqScribe lags behind as you're trying to type in your transcript, usually the culprit is that your computer is working too h...

InqScribe lets you insert timecode series, e.g. “lay down a timecode every 30 seconds,” like this: [00:00:00.00] [00:00:30.00] [00:01:00.00] [00:01:30.00] ...

Currently, the answer is no. InqScribe is modeled around unifying video and text within a single window, but we understand that many of our users would lik...

A spell-checker for InqScribe is a common request. We intend to support spell-checking (as well as styled text) in a future version. For now, the easiest wa...

InqScribe's transcript window is "plain text" and does not support formatting such as tables. However, we can suggest two methods for using In...

Sometimes we’re asked if InqScribe can recognize timecodes in a media file that contains several clips spliced together — i.e., segment one starts at 00:00,...

There are two ways to adjust the timecodes in InqScribe to match times that are already burned into your media, depending on whether you are doing the offse...

You can set a custom start time in InqScribe so it matches the timecode on the actual footage. Go to Media > Select Media Source… and look for the “Timec...

While InqScribe does not directly support the text formatting necessary for Jeffersonian Conversational Analysis, there are ways of achieving similar result...