Hey @fasarker !
Yes, you can always use this endpoint for the transcript files.
Farhana:
When I enable closed captions during the meeting, the CC file does indeed show up in the recording.completed webhook response. However, the CC file does not contain any speaker names. Other than the speaker names being omitted, is there any other difference between the contents of the CC file and the contents of the audio transcript file?
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Hey @j.herman ,
Audio Transcript
The audio transcript is a VTT file created automatically if you have these account /user settings turned on:
[02%20PM]
Here is an example of an audio transcript file.
Closed Caption
The closed caption file is a .txt file that someone in the meeting or 3rd party app types/generates with time stamp and the words spoken:
18:57:45 Hello
18:57:50 This is a closed caption
18:58:03 I am doing this manually, but there are tools to do this automatically
Closed capti…
Farhana:
I checked the cloud recording APIs, but I still don’t see a good description of what is contained in the TIMELINE file. What does each timestamp in that file represent (e.g. when a word is spoken, when a certain length of phrase is spoken, etc.)? How should we match up the timestamps in the TIMELINE file to the CC file?
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In my testing, the recording.transcript_completed event was available 7 milliseconds before the recording.completed event. Webhook latency/failure os subject to a few different factors, but we have some support guidance on the topic here: Zoom Developer Blog