Using Deepgram's live transcription service, users may need to customize the frequency of transcription results and understand how to interpret certain signals to efficiently manage transcription output.
Deepgram sends transcription results labeled as is_final=True
every few seconds during live processing. Understanding how to manage these results can help optimize integration, especially when combining transcriptions with other processing stages like language models.
is_final
results, such as extending this to 10 seconds. Users seeking less frequent updates may need to implement a custom solution that buffers and aggregates results on the client-side.If users wish to gather results over a longer period before processing them further, such as sending them to a language model, they can use a client-side buffering system. This setup would accumulate interim results into larger batches for processing.
speech_final
The speech_final
parameter is an essential part of understanding transcriptions:
speech_final
ensures that processing, such as sending data to a language model, occurs only when a full and final transcription has been generated, avoiding partial or incomplete interpretation.Understanding and managing the behavior of Deepgram's live transcription results enables users to effectively integrate the transcription service into broader systems, such as those using language models. While some custom handling may be necessary, particularly around buffering results, awareness of parameters like speech_final
ensures a clearer and more accurate transcription flow.
For further assistance or up-to-date information, always refer to Deepgram's official documentation. If system behaviors vary or problems persist, consider reaching out via Deepgram's community for support.