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Images should be resized to 400px*300px. Pillow is already listed as a dependency and should be able to do this.

Description

With the text and background mismatch, as well as the main menu buttons clashing with dark theme, app is unusable in MacOS's dark mode. User will need to switch to normal mode in order to use Hermes. (See Current Behaviour).

This is a low priority bug, and more a quality of life enhancement.

Expected Behavior

Hermes GUI standardised to OS themes under default settings.

Current Behavior

Under MacOS Dark Mode, the interface clashes with white buttons, and text in table is white over a white background.

Possible Solution

• Font changes
• PyQT Themes
• General Theme Customisation

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run Hermes, and use as normal under MacOS Dark Mode.

In order to deal with non-wav audio, we'll need FFMPEG support. I built in the functionality to download it, but haven't hooked up the install with Hermes.

Description

Bug report added for thoroughness.

When user creates a save file with transcriptions AND images attached to transcriptions, upon loading the data back into Hermes, the image preview button does not update to indicate an image exists though the image is loaded into the Transcription object since the image is previewable.

Expected Behavior

Preview image should go green upon loading a save with images associated.

Current Behavior

Preview image stays 'red' for 'no image' despite an image being loaded, detected, and previewable.

Possible Solution

• Swap image preview icon on table populate.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run Hermes, load a save file (.hermes) that contains images for a transcription.

Solution

Ensured that on table populate by FilterTable, we also update the preview button as loading data also makes use of table population methods.

Adding the ability to import multiple ELAN files to create a comprehensive dictionary will be valuable.
Issues to solve:

• Conflicts/overlapping transcriptions translations
• Support for multiple audio files and/or images (and how to deal with previews)