v2.4.4
Real participant names in Meet and Teams transcripts
- 4improved
- 2fixed
Transcripts that came back as "Speaker 1" and "Speaker 2" for Google Meet and Microsoft Teams meetings now carry real participant names, including the first sentence of a meeting that was already under way when the bot joined. Zoom links missing their meeting ID are also rejected immediately instead of failing minutes later.
Improvements
- Meet and Teams transcripts use the meeting's own participant names instead of the transcription provider's generic labels. This was most visible in meetings with one main speaker and in audio-only recordings.
- The opening line of a meeting is attributed correctly when someone was already talking as the bot was admitted.
- Meetings that came back with no speaker names at all, or with every line attributed to the bot rather than to the people talking, are fixed.
- Real-time translations are delivered over the transcription WebSocket when translation is enabled. See Streaming.
Bug Fixes
- A Zoom join link truncated at the meeting ID — which happens when an invitation is line-wrapped — is rejected at bot creation with a
400naming the problem, instead of retrying for minutes and ending as a failed recording. - Webinars that require registration are refused up front for the same reason.