coolrat33

Yes, this would be a VERY good feature! Its very useful to be able to pause and have the software backup the recording a second or two. The free transcription software called "F4" has this ability (they call it "spooling interval"), and also the ability to automatically insert time stamps and line numbers. The problem with that software is that it is a big file, runs in JAVA and does not run natively in Linux or in WINE. Express Scribe is better and would be MUCH better if it included this simple feature that allows configuring the amount of backup. I hope the developers read this and release a new version quickly!

I have the same problem. It will install just fine in my sidux Debian-based system. But ExpressScribe will not play mp3 files. How do we fix this? I'm sure many linux users are having (or had) the same problem.

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Thank you for producing this macro. Please send it to me along with instructions on how to use it. My email: rayambrosi (at) gmail.com Thank you again! I look forward to trying it out!

I have a big problem! I installed Express Scribe in my Linux system. But it can't load ANY files at all. Perhaps it can load WAVE, but I don't use WAVE. All my files are mp3 format. And none of these will load. Could someone please give me some advice on why this is happening? Thank you in advance!!