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Nice work, but what if you have a diagram you have drawn as well as text (in a normal notebook, not annotated pdf with graphics). How does that get parsed when converting to word doc or html? Any way for the hand drawing to get cropped and added as an image in the word doc or HTML? If PSYN already does this can you make a short video showing the feature ?

So amazing, Max! Can Microsoft vision OCR handles non-English language, like French, Japanese or Chinese? Thank you very much for the hard work!

Thank you so much, it is a very useful tool. While it can recognize English after export, is there any setting that I can change for recognizing other languages that the Supernote supported? If that can be supported, it will be very powerful :)

Oh my, this is awesome! Thank you for your tremendously impressive efforts. Has Ratta hired you already? ;-)

Going to this level of depth to communicate ideas in an effective manner is astounding. I just received my Manta and I truly think Pysn could be the way to bidirectionally visualize data on a Supernote that is updated on the computer side. Do you think PySN can haul over to the SN data updates in SN .note files or would it be always sending back PDFs into the SN ?

Great stuff! How do I update from a previous version of your fantastic work?

While researching on manta to make a buying decision i came across this video. Very useful features indeed. You are a genius.

Great work!

Cool !

Very impressed. I am looking forward to getting to my computer and checking the GitHub repo. Kudos for the video too - entertaining and nicely laid out

My ghosting comparison test has a flaw, as it appears that ghosting on the Manta is often characterized by whiter areas.

I’m so excited for this! Fantastic work ,Max.

Glad to see this!! Thank you

Great Max!👍 Merry Xmas to you and your family.🎄🎅

This is great!

That's super amazing!

Just gave some guy girl 7 bucks on Etsy since I like gel g2 pen and I don’t want to cut the nib. Yes 7 for a small cylinder piece of plastic.

Cool stuff!

Oh, that's nice to know. Thank you!

That’s really interesting. I believe the lack of ghosting is due to the Manta using a more up to date and sophisticated screen.

This is very cool! Thanks for working on this!!

Thank you for putting so much work into this. This is fantastic work!

Absolutely incredible!

I was today years old when I realized Max uses AI for the voice of his channel and is not a native English speaker! still, it works pretty well.

I really like the form factor of my SUPERNOTE NOMAD, But I want to record audio lectures with Note Replay my handwritten notes. Meaning - the handwritten notes are time-stamped with audio . And later while replaying the notes , I can pause and edit my handwritten notes also. I have seen this feature in NOTABILITY app for IOS iPad. with this steps implemented I can finally ditch my iPad for a focussed student experience in my classes and academia in general .(Of course I will use BLUETOOTH AUDIO RECORDER as all bluetooth devices work fine with SUPERNOTE devices ). CAN implement it with ADB? or a single app for this , ofcouse with no-lag natural writing of SUPERNOTE ?

Really appreciate this video. I’m attempting to do this as well and already have the plumbers tape on hand in case lol What did you use to weight the Lamy Al-Star? I prefer heavier pens as well. I was trying to come up with options for adding weight but was worried about using metal for that because of the sensitivity of the technology used.

This is interesting, but I can't really understand what is the user case. The Supernote is made to write on it; that is the whole point... If you use python to convert text to handwritten notes, what is the point to have a supernote with a screen you can write on it? It is just like a kindle at that point, since you convert a doc to a handwritten doc that you read on a eink display. I can see more value in having more applications running ON the supernote, that allow you to use its interface with the pen and export in text format or other formats that can be used on a computer; but the other way around I am not so sure. Probably you have your user case scenario in mind for writing this library, I just don't see it. The hardest obstacle for eink devices that use a pen is to go from handwritten to text, not the other way around... The apps that let you use the pen and handwritten calligraphy to do what you would do with text and mouse/touches are not available, so I would honestly focus more on that area, to expand the usability of a niche product like eink note-taking devices. Your work is impressive nevertheless; I just wanted to point out my lack of understanding for what is the point of going the other way (text to handwritten text).

Hi Max, Nice job! I would like to see how you use Azure Vision for supernote handwrite recognition! Sounds great!

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This is amazing! I've been looking for this same utility ever since I got my Nomad but the best I could find is a manual sync with the python script. Thank you for developing this!

this would be HUGE on my Boox Tab Mini C too. you are doing some incredible work, Max!

Fantastic new functionality! Any way you'd be willing to release your notes for fellow developers?

Hey! Again thanks for the amount of work you've put into this. It's incredible. I've been working with PySN for the last week to see about building a way to move back and forth between markdown and .note files. Is there a chance we could either chat about your dev process, or could you point me towards the supernote dev community? I want to understand more about how you create files and process pen strokes. I'm also thinking about chopping things up a bit because having one long python file has been complicated to deconstruct. I'm not sure what the best way to contact you is, but I'd love to hear from you. Thanks!

This is really cool!!

Hi, I get this errore when i launch "python setup_venv.py": ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pywin32==306 (from versions: 307, 308) ERROR: No matching distribution found for pywin32==306 What should I check?

HI Max, Whow again! You're on it, so impressive!! I'm really curious to see how markdown files can be converted to notes - I'm storing my notes and meeting preparations in Logseq and would like to copy the preparations onto the supernote to support me during my meetings. No need to copy and convert it back for now, I would like to do this one way only. I tried copying a markdown file (sample.md) but it didn't get recognised. Could you point me in the right direction ?

Looks nice. Are the shapes stored as vectors in the note file, once recognised? My main "complaint" is, such basic shapes as vectors should be an OOTB feature offered by Supernote. Your are trying to solve things again that should not need postprocessing, IMHO, if Supernote would spend some time to add value in their tools. :D Even as pixels, on Procreate (iPad), shapes recognition is great to build straight lines, circles, ellipses, triangles etc. On Supernote, even a simple straight line tool is missing, like the RM or Procreate has.

Looks nice to me. On Reddit, I was told now not to install the beta version but the main version. I'll try later.

Despite the error below, I tried to go the following steps. On clicking the Supernote icon which opens the Terminal, I get the following message: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'fitz' It seems PySN didn't even recognize my Supernote device (an A5X) though it is on a USB port and also on the local network.

Very interesting features and comprehensive video ! I can't wait trying it on my Supernote and Mac. I finally could install Python and start the setup_venv.py process. It was running, but I got an error, with the following information and after that a whole set of lines note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. error: subprocess-exited-with-error × Getting requirements to build wheel did not run successfully. │ exit code: 1 ╰─> See above for outpu Getting requirements to build wheel ... error

Fantastic!

Great stuff!

This is really some crazy stuff what you are building here - and I mean this in the best positive way. I wished Ratta would have some progressive coders as well, which could push some missing PDF annotation features. Your work on PySN gives me some hope to add value to the Supernote platform and quite frankly I hope you will be able to continue to develop such great stuff independent from Ratta, as I lost a bit of hope for them. Also, the long wait for A5X2 and missing light, may push me towards RMPP. I have difficulties to write on the A5X with the missing internal light.

Awesome Idea! Really like your work with PySN since Ive found it.

I really like your amazing work in this area.

It works! I have been playing around with for a bit and the results are as shown in the video. Although, in my case, I do not see directly a practical application of converting typewritten text into my own handwriting, the simple fact that it can be done now - and so easily! - is just great.

I wish we had this for Boox!

have you been able to poke at the UI for various apps at all? if you find a way to hack support for shapes and text boxes into the notes app I may come right back to Supernote from Boox.

Ratta should adapt this to have better text boxes than what Boox has!