D-REC 2.9.1 UPDATES Starting a new recording keeps the one that was open. It stays in your list as it was, and nothing is deleted. With Pro, record asks one question when a recording is open: START NEW RECORDING, or CONTINUE, ADD TO THE END. Tick Always do this to skip it next time, and change it in Settings under WHEN A RECORDING IS OPEN. Fixed: signing out during a recording could lose what was said after. D-REC now stops and saves the recording first. Fixed: after you signed out and back in, the recording you had open was not on the deck. It opens again now. DELETE ALL RECORDINGS now sits under the recordings list. It asks first, you hold the button to confirm, and UNDO works for 8 seconds. The wheel always turns, even with nothing recorded, with its clicks and a soft whir. PLAY on an empty deck says NOTHING RECORDED. Every button now sinks a little when you press it. On the dark colorways, popups sit on a raised surface with softer lines, and the background texture fades while a popup is open. Small print in Settings is larger, and the delete button is easier to tap. When the Mac App Store has a newer version of D-REC, the app tells you on a card. UPDATE NOW opens D-REC in the Mac App Store.

D-REC 2.8.9 REVIEW AFTER RECORDING When a recording stops, CHECK THESE FIRST lists the moments most worth a listen: clipped sound, low level, dropouts, and lines that read differently the second time. A tap plays each one from its line. COMPARE shows a changed line's first and second reading side by side. Keep either wording, one change at a time. Each summary point shows the line it comes from. A point that no line supports is marked, and saved files leave it out. MARK AGREED marks a decision in the summary as agreed. D-REC never marks one agreed by itself. After a recording stops, a short receipt says whether its sound is complete, kept on this device and transcribed. EDITING AND SEARCH In EDIT, TURN fixes where one speaker stops and the next starts: move words to the next or previous turn, split or merge lines, or tag overlapping voices. UNDO takes back the last fix. When a search finds no exact match, NEAR offers lines that sound or are spelled close to it. Search saved transcripts even when no recording is open. Use keyboard shortcuts to find transcript text and copy the selected sentence, with copy confirmation. SAVING AND SHARING QUOTE saves one quote as a small file with its times and the recording's details, and with its own audio only if you ask. REDACT marks lines to leave out of the files you save. They read [REDACTED], their sound is silent in the audio file, and the recording on this device stays as it is. Resolve markers support 23.976, 29.97 drop frame and non-drop, and 59.94 fps, warn when a slate does not fit the rate, and can save an import check file. SRT and VTT subtitles label uncertain speakers and show the next known speaker again. Original transcript words and timestamps are unchanged. Text, CSV and Markdown exports mark uncertain speaker lines. RECOVERED RECORDINGS A recording you keep after an interruption stays in your list and plays. It is no longer offered again at every launch. Recovered sound is never deleted by an automatic cleanup. It leaves only when you save it or delete it. If part of a recovered recording cannot be read, D-REC says so, deletes nothing and offers RETRY. MUSIC MODE Music Mode adds four corner controls for effects, a backing track and a scratch on the beat. PRIVACY AND ACCOUNT Usage counts are on until you turn off OPTIONAL USAGE COUNTS in the gear panel under ABOUT. They count which features are used under a random install ID and never include recordings or transcripts. The ID is now fully random (it used to begin with the time D-REC was first opened), and turning the counts off forgets it. The privacy policy and terms are updated (October 18, 2026). For a plan bought on drec.live, a refund shows REFUNDED only after the payment service confirms it. When you come back to D-REC, the intro story is skipped. If the terms changed, only the terms step shows.