wavecap-database

To query a SQLite database for audio transcription records, you can execute custom SQL operations directly against the WaveCap database to retrieve specific stream metadata, event data, and historical transcriptions.

The WaveCap SQLite database contains tables like `streams` and `transcriptions` for data inspection, allowing you to examine stored stream metadata and historical audio transcription events.

Yes, you can filter transcriptions by confidence score using SQL queries, enabling you to retrieve specific records such as all transcriptions from a stream with a confidence score above 0.9.

Yes, you need the `sqlite3` command-line tool installed and direct access to the SQLite database file to query and inspect the WaveCap transcription records.

The best way to debug historical audio transcription events in SQLite is by running direct SQL queries against the WaveCap database to analyze stream metadata and audit past transcription data.

A key limitation is that direct querying requires local access to the SQLite database file and the `sqlite3` command-line tool, restricting use to environments where these are available.