We believe that InqScribe is the best, most reliable, and easy-to-use transcription software on the market. Many of our customers have come to us from other transcription programs because they were tired of workarounds and buggy, unreliable solutions.
We're often asked how InqScribe compares to other transcription programs like Express Scribe. Here's a chart:
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Express Scribe | |
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Free version |
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Paid version |
$99 full |
$40 full |
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Free trial of paid version |
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Free upgrades |
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Support knowledge base |
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Mac version |
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Windows version |
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Clickable timecodes |
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Video support |
Video support for free and paid versions: QuickTime, AVI, MPEG, MP4, and more! |
Paid version only |
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Audio support |
Audio support for free and paid versions: Extensive list of supported formats |
Some formats paid only |
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Subtitles |
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Mouse-free controls |
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Spellcheck |
Simply copy and paste between InqScribe and your favorite word processor |
Allows you to type directly into your choice of word processor |
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Find and replace |
Depends on your word processor |
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Coding for keywords |
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Footpedal support |
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Variable speed playback |
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Video and transcript in the same window |
We originally built InqScribe so that we could have a better way to work with video. Since 2005, it's been used by thousands of professional transcriptionists, academics, journalists, students, and filmmakers. Give it a try, and if you have any questions feel free to drop us a line.
InqScribe is not speech-to-text. If you need an automated way to get text from video, we recommend checking out Dragon's Naturally Speaking software. But if you want to clean up your automatic transcript (or if you don't have a perfect audio file), or you want to insert timecodes into your transcript, you can always import and edit your transcript in InqScribe.
View InqScribe's quick start guide or helpful knowledge base.
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