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#Inqscribe . software
Though my two-week documentary editing cycle starts next Wednesday, I need to pick up the pace since I have to be on set Sunday through Tuesday. InqScribe InqScribe is cross-platform professional software for subtitling found at /.
Pause, rewind and fast-forward without taking your hands off the keyboard. Best of all, they have a free 30-day trial, so check it out. No more switching between Quicktime and Word.
It’s definitely made transcribing as painless as it can be. You can slow down the playback, toggle play/pause with the keyboard (or foot pedal if you have one), jump back a few seconds, and create keyboard shortcuts to insert timecode markers and different character names wherever you need them. I know that doesn’t sound very revolutionary or time saving, but InqScribe’s got plenty of great controls. You import your footage onto your computer, import the clip into InqScribe, adjust the timecode to match the footage, and playback the video as you type. InqScribe supports a wide range of audio and video formats. I thought I’d talk about the amazing software that I’ve been using to help me in my task – InqScribe.īasically it’s a video player and text editor, but with the sole purpose for transcriptions and subtitling. InqScribe provides a flexible environment for annotating, transcribing, and analyzing digital media files. THL has adopted InqScribe (pronounced Ink Scribe) as our main transcription solution and we recommend partners use it too. I’m finally in the last stretch of transcribing my documentary footage, so I’ll keep this post short. InqScribe is an easy to use but powerful transcription software made by Inquirium.
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