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Recorded a whole day of talks and panels at a small industry event, figured I’d get a searchable transcript out of it afterward instead of taking notes live. First few hours, speaker attribution was solid panelists, moderator, audience Q&A, all correctly separated out. Somewhere past the 4 hour mark it started drifting, occasionally pinning a new speaker’s comment on whoever had talked most recently, especially during rapid fire Q&A with a lot of short interjections. Not catastrophic, but noticeable enough that I ended up manually spot-checking the back half of the day. I ran the recordings through Vomo AI, and the transcript itself was still surprisingly usable for an 8-hour recording. The main thing I wouldn’t rely on completely was speaker attribution once the session got really long. Still way faster than trying to transcribe or organize notes during the event. For something this long, I’m probably better off splitting the recording into shorter sessions next time rather than treating the whole day as one continuesuous file. submitted by /u/Top_Push_4331

Originally posted by u/Top_Push_4331 on r/ArtificialInteligence