After checking the correction option, the system adds a cloud-based semantic large model comparison and verification link after conventional speech recognition. Waiting delays may occur with long audio or in weak network environments, but the underlying layer has a fallback disaster recovery mechanism.
[Operation] ① Keep the network connection stable and try to keep the length of the audio/video submitted in a single session within a reasonable range; ② If the correction process times out due to cloud service fluctuations, do not force quit the software. Wait for the timeout to trigger, and the system will automatically fall back and keep the basic transcribed regular subtitles (without losing the draft text); ③ Emergency handling: If you need to output the draft extremely fast, you can return to the STT pop-up, turn off the Automatic correction switch, and directly generate pure STT subtitles.
[Verification] Check the timeline subtitle track. Basic subtitle entries will land accurately according to the timecode, and the text content can be normally double-clicked for manual proofreading.
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