The Table 4.0 app analytics for September 14

The Table is a comprehensive collection of the 1,206 sermons of Rev. William Marrion Branham in a searchable form that is fully integrated with the original audio recordings of those sermons. These sermons are now being translated from English into 78 languages. The Table allows you to add the language(s) that you wish to have on your device to the base English sermons. Dynamic Audio – A major feature of this new release is the new dynamic Opus files. It is a completely new way of storing the English audio and translated audio that is very flexible and efficient. You now have the choice of playing the translated audio in the new Live Translation mode, where the translation plays simultaneous with the English, and the Gapped Tape mode where it plays sequentially. The Table uses the same base files and can play them either way. It even uses much less space than the old M4a files. Bulk download – With good internet, you can now download years of sermons at one time through the bulk download feature. This allows you to build a full collection of audio on your device very simply. The Table also works with our Opus Micro SD cards so you can acquire the full audio library even if you don’t have fast Internet. The micro SD card includes all the translated audio also. Tap & Play – This links the text to the audio. You can search for a quote, highlight it, and then press a button to start playing at that location! Read Along – This synchronizes the text to the audio so that the sentences are highlighted as Brother Branham speaks. Highlights and Notes – You can assign your highlights to more than one category. For example, a quote that you would like to remember about the influence of music on young people could be tagged in many categories like Children, Influence, and Music. You no longer have to choose the “best” category to store the highlight in. Later when you are researching any of those subjects, that quote is not missing. Subtitle – Subtitle is a Read Along mode that has been formatted to appear as large as possible on the screen. One of its designed uses would be in a church for the projection of the text, as you are listening to the sermon. The Subtitle viewer also allows you to project the translated text in any language while listening to Brother Branham in English. The Table 4.0 is a major upgrade. This new app is also the foundation application for the Agapao Tablet.