Bug reports
Include your macOS version, MediaText Studio version, active workspace, file format, project FPS, what you expected and what happened.
Support
Contact MediaText Studio for product questions, app issues, Annotation Edit migration feedback, subtitle delivery problems and real post-production workflow requests.
How To Get Help
Include your macOS version, MediaText Studio version, active workspace, file format, project FPS, what you expected and what happened.
Tell us the source format, target format, frame rate, timecode basis, delivery spec and receiving system if you know it.
Share the shortcuts, spotting habits, conversion steps, review documents and export settings you relied on in Annotation Edit.
For larger teams, ask about offline workflows, local file handling, privacy review and support without sending sensitive media.
User Guide
The PDF user guide now matches the v1.0.3 Mac app: opening video and subtitle files, confirming frame rate and video start timecode, spotting with the player and waveform, managing tracks, using Project QC, exporting QC reports, converting formats, cleaning line breaks, reopening the main window from the Window menu and exporting review documents, subtitle sidecars or video outputs.
Privacy
MediaText Studio is designed as an offline Mac app. Production media, subtitle files and project files are not uploaded by the app for processing.
If you email files for support, only send material you are allowed to share. You can also describe the issue without attaching media, send screenshots, or create a small synthetic test file that reproduces it.
FAQ
The current user guide is available as a PDF from this support page. It covers subtitle editing, waveform spotting, Project QC reports, conversion, linebreak cleanup, AD Script DOCX export, review documents, saved projects, Help menu links and video exports.
Yes. Include the script format you need, the required timecode basis, review document expectations and whether the work is for writers, narrators, producers or accessibility review.
Only if you are allowed to share it. In most cases, a description, screenshots, metadata or a small synthetic test file is enough to reproduce a subtitle, caption or export issue.
Include project FPS, video start timecode, source format, target format, active track and whether the issue appears at the beginning, middle or end of the programme.