wavecap-search

You can search audio transcriptions for specific text content by querying WaveCap transcriptions with keywords, filtering results by time range and stream ID, and using pagination to retrieve historical audio data for review.

Yes, you can filter transcription searches by timestamp and audio stream. The search supports time-based filtering to narrow results to specific date ranges and stream-specific queries to target individual audio streams.

Querying historical audio transcriptions across multiple streams requires accessible API endpoints for stream and transcription data. These endpoints support cross-stream text search, timestamp filtering, and pagination to retrieve results.

Finding specific keywords in recorded conversations over a time range involves searching WaveCap transcriptions with your target phrase, applying time-based filters to limit the window, and reviewing the paginated results.

Yes, WaveCap search supports pagination for large transcription results. The search mechanism handles pagination alongside text queries, timestamp filtering, and stream ID narrowing to manage extensive historical audio data retrieval.

Use stream-specific search when you need to narrow down results to a single audio stream for targeted review. Use cross-stream search when you need to query across all available streams for comprehensive transcription results.