Media annotations and smart media features
planned
Steffen Bleher
Add comments and link entities from media
- highlight text in PDFs and link content
- add comments to Audio and Video at a certain time
- add comments to images at specific coordinates
Additional features:
- speech-to-text translation
- entity and text recognition in images
- ...
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Phill Bueno
It will also be complete if you could and new pages do the pdf and delete sections of text or edit them.
Beth
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Ability to annotate uploaded PDFs
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Sierra Brewer
I would love the ability to annotate PDFs that we upload to Capacities! That way note taking can be easier if I want to highlight and make typed notes on the side of the document.
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Dexter Brye
If this is planned, can we please consider allowing handwritten annotation at the same time? Annotating documents and media with a stylus would be incredibly useful, and is one of two things stopping me from coming over completely from OneNote.
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William Alldred
The ability to capture media content (article content etc...) via chrome extension would be great.
Beth
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PDF Annotation and distilling
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Jeff Meyers
I really like your app and I am currently using it for my daily notes and organization of my project and personal information and interests. A big pain point for me is the lack of PDF annotation, highlighting, a method of distilling information from PDF's into atomic notes or insights used for the larger goals and deliverables related. I really feel for any note taking app, a critical and "must have" feature is the ability to highlight text and images in the PDF, extract text and images into object(s) as needed such as notes or pages when processing PDF's into their synthesized output needed for use (the whole reason for note taking app).
Heptabase is incredible with their features related to PDF's and what their features allow users to do and would be a great source to compare to and emulate. If Capacities gets even close to that I will cancel my Heptabase subscription and go with Capacities. Until then, not sure if I can stay with Capacities as it is just too much friction as I deal with many PDF files daily.
Thank you for your consideration!
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Derwin He
I really hope that the PDF Annotation feature supports Markdown in the notes(comments), binding to specific text/section highlight. This way, I can freely "write" code, formulas, lists, etc. I think Heptabase currently does a good job in this regard, like what I show below.
As a supplement, Heptabase is not very good at PDF export. I hope that when exporting the PDF annotated in Heptabase, the highlights can be exported together with the PDF.
Beth
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Pdf annotating feature
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Md As Sams Islam
Simply, all in all compact "Edge" like pdf editor. Which supports text highlighting + Non-text highlightings, Pen/pencil. Also nice to have a full fledged pdf editor and annotator like - Xodo (android), Notewise 3 (android), Adobe acrobat,etc.
Beth
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Edit PDFs and images
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kevin feng
It would be beneficial to have the ability to edit attached files, such as PDFs and images, including features like highlighting.
Beth
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Split Screen
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Yasir Ali
Hey! I am a student and have been using Capacities extensively for readings and research. As such having split screen capability would be amazing. Highlighting as well would be really cool. Highlighted points on the pdf could be extracted to the doc on the left etc. And you can make notes on the doc. A load of functional ideas I think but yeah I thought it would be good to request.
Beth
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Hello, I really like your app so far and just started a subscription. One feature that is really important to me is PDF annotating inside the app. Do you think this is acheivable? I am moving from Logseq which I used for the last three years and it has great PDF support. It would also be great if you could search inside attached documents and images. Thanks.
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Jarod Marshall
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