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...This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do not yet own a footpedal/footswitch. Control of the media player from LibreOffice can be via Hotkeys or an integrated toolbar. There are multiple timestamp macros, along with media player control macros for Play/Pause toggle Jump backwards Jump forwards Slower Faster Normal Audio speed Jump to timestamp Allows for multiple transcription clients, database export for spreadsheet invoicing. This combination of fs2 and libreoffice unlike some other transcription tools, means you are working in a world class editor, with the ability to save documents in multiple formats, including Microsoft Word formats.

...This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do not yet own a foot pedal. Control of the media player from LibreOffice can be via Hotkeys or an integrated toolbar. As fs2 Basic uses LibreOffice for the transcription input, it means you are working in a world class editor, which can produce output files in most popular formats including MS Word files. If moving from Footswitch2 to Footswitch2 Basic, any existing database files will be converted for you.

Written in Python, this program uses VLC media player to preview a video, and then it uses FFMPEG with "copy" codec to quickly cut out a segment from the video. VLC seek/jump hotkeys, as well as in/out hotkeys are supported. Currently, it's just in Python (no EXE), but it should be easy to run it from Python. From the command prompt, install the dependencies: pip install wxPython pip install boto pip install selenium pip install google-api-python-client Then start the program by: python Trimmer.py This project is a simpler edition of the Trimmer project by Andy (https://sourceforge.net/projects/trimmer/).