Add speech-to-text to a Recall.ai meeting bot
Blog post from Gladia
The guide describes integrating Recall.ai meeting bots with Gladia transcription services to capture Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams audio without maintaining platform-specific recording infrastructure. Recall.ai joins and records meetings or streams 16 kHz audio, while Gladia processes recordings asynchronously with Solaria-3 for post-meeting analysis or uses Solaria-1 for low-latency live captions and multilingual code-switching. The workflow includes spawning a bot with participant-event tracking, forwarding recording URLs or live audio to Gladia, receiving timestamped transcripts through webhooks, enabling pyannoteAI Precision-2 diarization for asynchronous jobs, and matching generic speaker labels to participant names through timestamp overlap with Recall.ai’s speaker timeline. It also recommends queues, idempotency controls, timeout handling, and validation for bot disconnects, packet loss, and silent audio, while outlining supported formats, performance claims, pricing tiers, privacy terms, and comparisons with Deepgram and AssemblyAI.
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