On Finder's 'Go' menu select 'Go to Folder.' and type '/Library/Frameworks' (without the quotes) and press. This can sometimes cause problems so it's best to delete it. If you have an old version of GStreamer that was installed separately for use with a previous version of Transcribe! then Transcribe! will warn you about it when it launches. If the left column in Finder is showing 'transcribe' then that is the dmg and you should eject it by clicking the little eject triangle alongside the name, before deleting it.Ĭlick here to download Transcribe! version 9.21 for macOS 11 & 12 on an Intel computerĬlick here to download Transcribe! version 9.21 for macOS 11 & 12 on an M1/M2/M3 computer The best thing to do is to delete all copies of the dmg file and empty the trash. If you try to run Transcribe! from within the dmg then it will produce a warning message describing the problem. The old version by dragging it from the Applications folder to the trash. If you are updating from an earlier version of Transcribe! then you can delete The dock and then trash the downloaded dmg file, then Transcribe! will disappear from the dock the next time the trash is emptied. If you drag the application from the dmg to Once you have done this, you don't need to keep the downloaded dmg file any more, though you can if you want to, for backup purposes.ĭragging an application to the dock does not create a copy of it, it just creates a link.Launch Transcribe! by double-clicking it in the Applications folder, or you can drag it from the Applications folder to the Dock which will create a link (not a copy) in the Dock.If this happens to you then delete the alias and drag again, this time holding down the alt (option) key. You can tell because the icon for an alias has a little arrow on it. Note: a very small number of people find that this creates a link (an 'alias') rather than a copy. Drag the Transcribe! application from the dmg file to the Applications folder.It will open a window showing the Transcribe! application with an arrow pointing to the Applications folder. It will download the file transcribe.dmg to your Downloads folder.

Select (below on this page) the appropriate version of Transcribe! for your macOS version.

This window also has a line saying 'Processor' or 'Chip' and will say either 'Intel' or 'Apple M1/M2/M3'. The window that pops up has a line saying 'macOS' followed by the name and number of the macOS version you are running. Select 'About This Mac' on the Apple menu at the top left of the screen.

Download Transcribe! for Mac First, check what macOS version you are running

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