InqScribe

CuePoints exports your cues for InqScribe as a TAB-separated file, so a cue list can be brought into a transcript alongside the media.

File > Export…, set up the cue types and tracks as described in Exporting to Consoles, and press Export to InqScribe TAB.

Each cue exports with its timecode and its name, tab-separated, which InqScribe reads as timed entries.

Cues carry their timecode offset, so set the InqScribe document's start time to match your track's offset if you want the entries to line up with the media rather than sitting hours along. See Exporting to Consoles.