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Question: can it discern (and label) different speakers? If so, could you kindly share the limit on speakers per video?
The elapsed-time timestamps didn't correlate well with other data sources. I figured it was a mistake on my end, and just brushed it off.
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At $3.99 this was an instant buy for me until the App Store told me I couldn't. I think the venn diagram between HN users and those holding off on Tahoe is probably a pretty big overlap. ;-)
If ever there were a reason to upgrade! But thats a fair point- I drank the Liquid Glass Kool-Aid----- I'll aim more compatibility the next upgrade
Question: can it discern (and label) different speakers? If so, could you kindly share the limit on speakers per video?
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Thank you. I have heard this : P - It will change soon.
I learned this as a young developer writing status pages. I had a colour-blind colleague, so text on green/yellow/red. Typically white text works better on red.
Green, yellow, red or whatever hue is fine, as long as it's dark or light enough. Colorblind and non-colorblind people can see how dark or light a color is (luminance), but they might not agree on the hue. That's why WCAG contrast checks require luminance contrast and not hue contrast.
It's best to use a contrast checker because it's not always intuitive how dark or light a color is e.g. yellow and lime are almost as light as white.
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