Hi, I'm Terry,
In spare time, I work on an open-source project together with my colleague called "Recordscript". We were interested in exploring Whisper.cpp technology in Rust and built a (hopefully useful) product out of that.
Recordscript is a free, open-source screen recorder + subtitle (now available on Windows). It's built with Tauri, Whisper-rs (Rust port of Whisper.cpp) and Scrap library.
There are two ways you can use Recordscript: 1) You can use it to record all your screen + all audio (mic + system audio) and generate a subtitle/transcript right after Recordscript enables you to send the subtitle result via email SMTP as well. So, you may use this to record your meeting, get the transcript, and send you + your colleague all the transcript.
2) You can generate subtitle from your audio/video files If you already have files you want to transcribe (e.g. video / audio recordings), simply upload your file & Recordscript will generate the subtitle (transcript + timestamp) for you.
In spare time, I work on an open-source project together with my colleague called "Recordscript".
We were interested in exploring Whisper.cpp technology in Rust and built a (hopefully useful) product out of that.
Recordscript is a free, open-source screen recorder + subtitle (now available on Windows).
It's built with Tauri, Whisper-rs (Rust port of Whisper.cpp) and Scrap library.
There are two ways you can use Recordscript:
1) You can use it to record all your screen + all audio (mic + system audio) and generate a subtitle/transcript right after
Recordscript enables you to send the subtitle result via email SMTP as well.
So, you may use this to record your meeting, get the transcript, and send you + your colleague all the transcript.
2) You can generate subtitle from your audio/video files
If you already have files you want to transcribe (e.g. video / audio recordings), simply upload your file & Recordscript will generate the subtitle (transcript + timestamp) for you.