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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2023 14:23:14 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

Further formatting.
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 #### Using the GUI
 
-You can also run the GUI version from your terminal running ```python GUI.py``` or with the batch file called run_Windows.bat (for Windows user, Mac users should read the text file for instructions), just make sure to add your conda path to it. If you want to download a model first, and then go offline for transcription, I recommend running the model with the default sample folder, which will download the model locally. The GUI should look like this:  
+You can also run the GUI version from your terminal running ```python GUI.py``` or with the batch file called run_Windows.bat (for Windows user, Mac users should read the text file for instructions), just make sure to add your conda path to it. If you want to download a model first, and then go offline for transcription, I recommend running the model with the default sample folder, which will download the model locally. 
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+The GUI should look like this:
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 ![python GUI.py](gui_jpeg.jpg?raw=true)
 
 [^1]: Advanced users can use ```pip install ffmpeg-python``` but be ready to deal with some [PATH issues](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65836756/python-ffmpeg-wont-accept-path-why), which I encountered in Windows 11.