http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/ 2009-10-06T20:32:23-07:00 http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/ http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-10-04T19:34:37-07:00 matt http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe?rev=1254710077&do=diff This site contains frequently asked questions, tutorials, troubleshooting tips, and known issues related to InqScribe. (For additional support, visit InqScribe's discussion forum.) Information is organized by topic. You can also navigate using the table of contents to the right. text/html 2009-08-10T11:45:53-07:00 loh http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:media_formats?rev=1249929953&do=diff General Notes on Media Compatibility On Mac OS X, InqScribe relies on QuickTime to handle media playback. As a general rule, if you can play the media file using QuickTime Player, you'll be able to play it in InqScribe. On Windows, InqScribe will use QuickTime if it is installed (which we recommend). InqScribe can also play back media using Windows Media Player. As with QuickTime, if you can successfully play the file in Windows Media Player, InqScribe should be able to play it as well. text/html 2009-08-06T21:11:05-07:00 loh http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:transcript_convert_timecode?rev=1249618265&do=diff How can I convert my "[00:01:23.29]" timecodes to "00:01:23.29" (remove brackets)? I have an existing InqScribe transcript that uses bracketed timecodes: [00:01:23.29] I want to use unbracketed timecodes: 00:01:23.29 --- Here's how you can do the conversion: text/html 2009-08-05T12:53:00-07:00 loh http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:transcript_bold?rev=1249501980&do=diff Bolding Timecodes in Word Unfortunately, InqScribe currently does not support bold text. However, you can use Word's “Find and Replace” feature to bold text. Here's how you can do that: 1. Export your transcript to Microsoft Word. (You can just cut and paste.) text/html 2009-06-03T15:30:22-07:00 ebaum http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:troubleshoot_prefs?rev=1244068222&do=diff How do I find my preferences file? Occasionally you need to find your preferences file-- say, to delete corrupted preferences, or to email it to Inquirium Customer Support for debugging. In Windows XP, your preferences file is located here: C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\InqScribe\ text/html 2009-04-28T23:59:11-07:00 ebaum http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:media_ltc?rev=1240988351&do=diff A question we get a lot goes like this: I have a WAV (or MP3) file with time code in one channel and audio in the other. Can InqScribe detect the time code? Unfortunately, no. When an audio file has “time code in one channel” it usually means the time code was encoded as linear time code or LTC. LTC is an analog signal and has to be converted to some other digital format before InqScribe (or QuickTime, or any other piece of software) can understand it. text/html 2009-04-08T14:18:31-07:00 ebaum http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:subtitle_dvd?rev=1239225511&do=diff How to export subtitles to DVD If you try to export a subtitled QuickTime movie to DVD, you'll quickly discover that the subtitles get dropped somewhere along the line. This has to do with how InqScribe generates subtitled movies, and how DVD authoring programs import movies. text/html 2009-01-29T15:25:14-07:00 ebaum http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/playground:playground?rev=1233271514&do=diff InqScribe Staging Knowledge Base Let's see if editing works. text/html 2009-01-12T17:11:04-07:00 ebaum http://nw.inquirium.org/kb/inqscribe:subtitle_srt?rev=1231809064&do=diff Notes on exporting to Spruce STL format files STL and Xilisoft Video Converter A user has reported that Xilisoft expects STL files to be encoded using Windows ANSI. Unfortunately, at the moment InqScribe 2.0.5 does not export STL in that format. (By default, InqScribe exports using UTF-8.)