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Wednesday, 28 January 2004
Scribe, Colorist ::
I’ve put two small utilities for Mac OS X on my freeware page.
Scribe is a TextEdit-like application that will play the audio from a QuickTime movie at variable rates. You might find it useful for transcribing a (spoken word) audio recording.
Colorist is a simple HTML color picker.
Wed, 28 Jan 2004, 20:31 PST
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I’m baffled; perhaps you can throw some light on this?
I’ve been using your Scribe for some three years or so now, and find it the best transcribing programme [I’m a journalist.]
The hard disk on my G4 iBook croaked, I bought a MacBook, swapped the data over from the iBook before the hard disk died, and Scribe works perfectly on the Macbook.
Then, I had a new HDD fitted to the iBook, and updated its OSX to 10.4.11, similarly to the Macbook. Now Scribe won’t accept an audio file [MP3 - the programme crashes as soon as you put the file in the window.]
I’ve deleted and reinstalled Scribe on the iBook, but the same thing happens, while it still works seamlessly on the Macbook - weird; any ideas?
Best,
Martin
– Martin Sharp, Friday, 28 December 2007, 00:17 PST
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