Dan N

While I appreciate that at least one commentator here seems to be saying, "Go somewhere else for that feature..." it kind of defeats the point of giving Evernote ideas. I, too, would like an Evernote-integrated capability of both capturing audio and getting the associated transcript. It would be a convenient way to get notes that could be summarized using AI. In the meantime, I'll look to use a non-integrated solution, which lessens the value of an all-in-one note-taking app like Evernote.

Yes, please. I sometimes want to review long conversations and having the ability to listen at between 1.x and 2.x would be super helpful. My current workaround is to open the webm file in Audacity and use the playback speed there. Unfortunately that makes the participants sound like the Alvin, Simon and Theodore, the Chipmunks. Integrating variable speed playback would be quite helpful.

My collection of ChatGPT responses is large enough it's getting hard to find old chats I want. Now I really want a way to organize them, and Evernote seems like "just the thing" but it's not frictionless.

I see the feature description "Audio recorded on the new Evernote for Mac or Windows will not play back on the new Evernote for iOS at this time." That's a major down-side of recording items using the Mac client. it would be wonderful to be able to play audio on an iOS Evernote client when it is recorded on the Mac client.

Yes. I realized I wanted to make the equivalent of a "smart notebook" that showed the notes that had a combination of tags... like "Client A" and "Project 1". I suppose I could do that with a saved search, but I like what Apple has done with its Smart Albums for photos, or Smart Playlist for iTunes. Seems like it wouldn't be incredibly difficult to built (says a guy who doesn't know all the intricacies of EN )