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can you share them? I'm looking for a decent open source one
Literally so many when searched: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=macOS+transcription Add "open source" if you wish as well.
This looks sick. I was going to download it but for $10 I am more willing to attempt asking Claude to implement something like it, than to purchase. I would be more willing to purchase if it was open source and I could build from source to try it first.
I'd love to have a purchase option not tied to the App Store if possible. I don't use an Apple account with my Mac, but I would love to try Trace.
This looks sick. I was going to download it but for $10 I am more willing to attempt asking Claude to implement something like it, than to purchase. I would be more willing to purchase if it was open source and I could build from source to try it first.
I don't really recommend it. If the software is a one-time purchase, there's no need to rewrite it with an LLM. Rewriting the tokens could cost more than just $10.
Not the subsidized subs
Nice! I really like how many variations on this idea are coming out. MacWhisper used to be great, but is kinda of a buggy mess now. I'm making my own, for personal use. I did a survey of many and they all (that I could find) skip the fundamentals. The major issues that I've run into: - Crash recovery. Most of these apps are incredibly buggy and crash all the time, taking the recorded audio with them. Macwhisper is in…
Wait really? I honestly would have thought this was a solved problem by now, especially high quality transcriptions bit, just out of curiosity, is the problem that the quality isn't high enough?
I don't see how this is different to literally the dozens of other offline transcription apps, many open source even unlike this one.
can you share them? I'm looking for a decent open source one
I will be happy to spend £10 on this. One feature question though -- does it continue transcribing the meeting even if I've turned my volume down / muted it?