So.
That 's great. I guess the other thing , I  I can't remember if we discussed this in the meeting but , uh , I know you and I talked about this a little bit , there was an issue of , uh , suppose we get in the , uh , I guess it 's enviable position although maybe it 's just saying where the weak link is in the chain , uh , where we  we , uh  uh , we have all the data transcribed and we have these transcribers and we were  we 're  the  we 're still a bit slow on feeding  at that point we 've caught up and the  the  the , uh , the weak link is  is recording meetings. OK , um , two questions come , is you know what  how  how do we  uh , it 's not really a problem at the moment cuz we haven't reached that point but how do we step out the recorded meetings ? And the other one is , um , uh , is there some good use that we can make of the transcribers to do other things ? So , um , I  I can't remember how much we talked about this in this meeting but there was
We had spoken with them about it.
And there is one use that  that also we discussed which was when , uh , Dave finishes the  and maybe it 's already finished  the  the modification to multi - trans which will allow fine grained encoding of overlaps. Uh , then it would be very  these people would be very good to shift over to finer grain encoding of overlaps. It 's just a matter of , you know , providing  So if right now you have two overlapping segments in the same time bin , well with  with the improvement in the database  in  in the , uh , sorry , in the interface , it 'd be possible to , um , you know , just do a click and drag thing , and get the  uh , the specific place of each of those , the time tag associated with the beginning and end of  of each segment.