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This is kind of a companion request to Issue #18, which I just opened. Rather than designating the time that should be added to the start and end of a timestamp when creating an audio note, I think a clock-in, clock-out system would be helpful.
The implementation I'm imagining is this:
When one hits a hotkey the first time, the desired start point for an audio note is designated. The audio then keeps playing.
Upon pressing the hotkey a second time, the stop point for the audio note is designated and the audio note codeblock is generated.
This would make it easier to create an audio note with precise start and stop times so that we can better avoid capturing too much or too little audio & transcript when taking notes.
Thanks again for making this plugin! It works really well.
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I think a logical addition to this would be allowing plugin settings that add different amounts of time to the stop & start points of an audio sample, rather than, for example, a uniform 5 seconds +/- to a particular timestamp.
This is kind of a companion request to Issue #18, which I just opened. Rather than designating the time that should be added to the start and end of a timestamp when creating an audio note, I think a clock-in, clock-out system would be helpful.
The implementation I'm imagining is this:
This would make it easier to create an audio note with precise start and stop times so that we can better avoid capturing too much or too little audio & transcript when taking notes.
Thanks again for making this plugin! It works really well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: