This is a modified version of the transcript marker that takes r.txt and turns it into marked transcripts 20 WPM to 240 WPM at 10 WPM steps.

FileMarkerProHACKED20-240.py

import time
import sys
import random
version = "1"

print("Note: Timings are not exact. Transcript is marked at the 15 second reading interval.")

textname = "r.txt"

wordspermin = "0"

symbol = "//"
def calwords(wordspermin):
	try:
		wordsperminint = int(wordspermin)
		wordspersecond = (wordsperminint/60)
		roundedwordspersecond = round(wordspersecond)
		roundedwordspersecondint = int(roundedwordspersecond)
		if roundedwordspersecondint <= 0:
			roundedwordspersecondint = 1
		else:
			pass
		wordsper15seconds = roundedwordspersecondint*15
		wordsper15seconds = int(round(wordsperminint/4))
		if wordsper15seconds <= 0:
			wordsper15seconds = 1
		else:
			pass

	except:
		input("Words per minute must be a number. Program will now terminate.")
		sys.exit()
	return [wordsperminint,wordspersecond,roundedwordspersecond,roundedwordspersecondint,wordsper15seconds]




# Thanks to kyber I was able to make better logic.
wint = 10
wordspermin = "0"
for q in range(0,23):
	wint += 10
	wordspermin = str(wint)
	rename = calwords(wordspermin)
	wordsperminint = rename[0]
	wordspersecond = rename[1]
	roundedwordspersecond = rename [2]
	roundedwordspersecondint = rename[3]
	wordsper15seconds = rename[4]
	trigger = wordsper15seconds 
	with open(textname,"r") as markfile, open("MarkedTranscript" + wordspermin + ".txt","x") as newfile3:
		wordscount = 0
		for line in markfile:
			words = line.split()
			words_num = len(words)
			new_line = ""
			for idx, word in enumerate(words, start=1):
				wordscount += 1
				if word == "Q.":
					wordscount -= 1
				elif word == "A.":
					wordscount -= 1
				elif word == "COURT:":
					wordscount -= 1
				elif word == "WITNESS:":
					wordscount -= 1
				else:
					pass
				if wordscount == trigger:
					new_line += symbol
					wordscount = 0
				new_line += word + (" " if idx < words_num else "")
			newfile3.write(new_line + '\n')