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Transcript timings adjustments.

I made a screenrecording which I transcribed. After I cut away the silences in my video it also cut away visualized transcriptions towards the end of clips. I.e. often at the end of the clip words are missing from the visualized transcription in the video, even though the words can be heard in the audiotrack of the video.

I can see the missing words when I edit the transcription, but the transcription timings in the file is according to the original recording and not trimmed clips. There isn’t a way to edit the timings here either.

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  • nikwen

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    Sep 16, 2025

    I removed the first three seconds of the video (where I wasn’t saying anything).

    Screen Studio then didn’t show the captions for the first half of the first sentence I was saying (despite all of it being audible, nothing of the sentence was cut off).

    I’d love to have some way to fix that.

  • Sam E

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    Mar 31, 2025

    Same issue, I’d really like a fix for this.

  • Tomas Janu

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    Feb 27, 2025

    Plus 100 here. The transcript is useless in longer videos with multiple cutouts. :/

  • Daniel Lenton

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    Feb 20, 2025

    Same issue, this is very much needed.

  • Ilyasse

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    Feb 13, 2025

    Same issue here!

  • alekseyrozh

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    Feb 4, 2025

    I am hitting a similar issue where incorrect captions are shown on the video when there’s splits. Incorrect words are overflowing from the previous cuts and this happens on 50% of the cuts. Which unfortunately makes the caption feature completely unusable to me. I was hoping to workaround that via manual transcript edit, but it doesn’t allow to change the timing of words and comes with already predefined time intervals which is unhelpful. Would love to use the captions feature as they look awesome, but cannot at this point sadly due to high error rate. I’m happy to edit them manually if only there was a way to adjust the timing of words and phrases.