When using Deepgram's API, occasionally you might encounter requests leading to an 'Unknown' status. Understanding and resolving these instances is pivotal to maintaining a seamless workflow and ensuring your API calls are performing as expected.
In Deepgram's usage logs, requests that end up in an 'Unknown' status indicate that the system could not successfully process them. It's important to note that sometimes these logs might eventually turn into a 'Success' once the system processes them further. However, continuous occurrences of this status might require further investigation.
For details about different log states and their meanings, you can consult Deepgram's documentation on console usage log states.
One of the common issues leading to an 'Unknown' status is sending invalid audio data. This could be an empty file or an improperly formatted audio file. Verifying the content you are sending is a critical step:
When configuring your requests, consider the following:
paragraphs
(with an 's') and not paragraph
.paragraphs
or punctuate
parameters if smart_format
is set to true. For more information, visit Deepgram's Smart Format documentation.By ensuring your audio files are valid and correctly formatted, and your request parameters are accurately set, you can minimize instances of 'Unknown' status in Deepgram API requests.
If issues persist or the system behavior seems inconsistent, reach out to your Deepgram support representative (if you have one) or visit our community for assistance: https://discord.gg/deepgram.