How Audio Files Are Processed
Audio files are processed as follows:- A transcript is produced using an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system
- The resulting ASR transcript is passed through the text-based PII detection engine
- If specified by the user, the audio file undergoes pitch distortion
- Using the ASR timestamps, any sections of the audio file corresponding with PII detections are replaced with a Sine wave or bleep tone
- The resulting de-identified or redacted audio file and transcript are passed back to the user
Parameters
Please see theaudio_options object in the API reference for a full list of the parameters for audio processing.
Supported File Types
VOX Files
Note that .vox files are not natively supported by Limina, but can be processed by converting the .vox file to a wav or mp3 using a conversion tool like SoX. Because .vox files are headerless, you will need to know the sample rate and encoding to specify. For example, to take a vox file with a sample rate 8000, mono channel, mu-law encoded:SoX Command
Support Matrix
Sample Request
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Sample Response
Response