We’ve introduced automatic detection of the start timecode for video and audio files based on their metadata. This feature is particularly beneficial for media companies, where videos are often part of a longer recording session and timecoded. The detected timecode is now applied directly to the transcription, ensuring accurate alignment with the original media.

We’ve added the ability to export only highlights from transcripts in Premiere (XML) and Final Cut Pro (FCPXML) formats. This feature mirrors the existing option available for TXT, PDF, and Word exports.

To prevent confusion, this option is not available in the subtitle editor.

We’ve made a small but impactful change to the "Ask Anything" prompt in the Make with AI feature. The textbox size has been increased, and the character limit has been expanded from 100 to 5000 characters, allowing you to ask more detailed and complex questions.

We have now enabled the option for all free users to hardcode subtitles with a watermark. Free users can hardcode subtitles for their free files, and a watermark will be added.

Users who upload additional files and pay for them (including the new option for files under 10 minutes) can export subtitles without a watermark.

We’ve fixed an issue in the Analytics page where the data table for folders and users was not respecting the selected date range upon initial load. The table now correctly applies the selected date range when the page is first loaded, improving the accuracy of the displayed data.

In response to your feedback regarding the low contrast of the subtitle blocks, we've added a subtle border to improve visibility and reduce eye strain.

We’ve applied a small restyle to the transcription toolbar buttons, aligning their design with the recently updated subtitle toolbar buttons for consistency.

We've reskinned the email notifications sent when inviting or sharing files and folders, along with adjustments to the rules for when each email is sent. The primary rule change is that when sharing a file with someone outside the workspace, we no longer send the "Invited to Workspace" email unless the user is added to the workspace in a second step.

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This update provides more clarity and reduces redundant emails, ensuring users receive the appropriate notifications at the right time.

We’ve just released a restyled folder page header that unifies the folder name with the breadcrumbs, saving vertical space and creating a more polished look.

Additionally, folders with restricted access now display a lock icon next to the folder name for clear visibility of access restrictions.

Guest invites are now limited to workspaces on business and enterprise plans. Users on lower plans can still have guests, but the only way to add them is by sharing a file or folder with someone outside the workspace.