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Save Live Captions

Tired of losing live captions on Windows? This is a simple tool to save the content of live captions! The saved text document is like following:

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Features


  • ✨Save live captions to a text file.
  • 😃Minimalist floating dashboard.
  • 😎Customizable save options. (save location and quality option in config.py)

Installation

Option 1: Quick Start (Executable)

You can download the latest version from the Releases page.

Important

Note on Antivirus Alerts: If you encounter a malware warning for the .exe file, it is likely a false positive due to the lack of a digital signature. If you worry about this, try option 2 as follows.

Option 2: Run from Source (Recommended for Security)

If you prefer to run the code directly, follow these steps in your bash/PowerShell/cmd:

  1. Clone this repo:
    git clone https://github.com/LiveCaptionsHelper/SaveLiveCaptions.git
  2. Install dependencies:
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  3. Run the tool:
    python src/main.py

    Good News, You can now edit the src/function/config.py to modify the quality of saving on your own.

Guidelines


  1. Before you open this application, make sure you already open the live captions on Windows (or it will exit automatically). Then double click the SaveLiveCaptions.exe. A small dashboard will appear in the top-left corner of your screen. You can drag the background to move this window.

Dashboard Preview

  1. The ● (Circle) button is "start to save captions" and the ■ (Square) button is "stop and exit the application".

  2. Start saving: When you click the circle button, a file dialog will open to choose a save location. If you don't choose the direction, the default location is ~/Documents/captions.

  3. Stop and exit: When you click the square button, it stops and exit the application. You can find your captions file YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS_captions.txt in the chosen location like following.

Captions File Example

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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