Chapters

Chapters split a meeting into parts. Each chapter has a start time and a few sentences about what people said in that part. Read the chapters to find an important moment quickly, without listening to the whole recording.

When chapters appear

• ScribX writes chapters during the meeting. The first chapter appears after about a minute of talk. New chapters follow as the meeting goes on.
• You can read them live in the extension panel, in the Live Companion, and on the note page.
• After the meeting, they stay on the Chapters tab of the note page.

Older screens

A few older screens, such as the phone view, still call chapters Checkpoints. They are the same thing.

Open the Chapters tab

1. Open the meeting's note page.
2. Click the Chapters tab. The number next to it tells you how many chapters there are.

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1. 1Start time and a short summary

The Chapters tab — one row per part of the meeting, with its start time.

What you'll see

• A start time on the left, for example 5:00.
• A short summary of that part of the meeting on the right.
• While the recording plays, the chapter you are hearing is highlighted.

Find a moment in the recording

1. Read the chapters and find the part you need. Note its start time.
2. Open the Transcript tab.
3. Click a line near that time. The player on the right jumps to that moment.

Change the language or copy the chapters

Under the tabs, a small bar has two buttons:

• The language button (it shows the language, for example English) — read the chapters in another of the meeting's languages.
• Copy — copy all chapters, with their start times, and paste them into an email or document.

What's next?

• The write-up
• Live transcript & translation
• The note page