Audio recording only for meetings or specific contexts?

[jprisant]

Screenpipe is awesome.

However, I am curious if there is a way to more thoughtfully limit audio recording to certain contexts.

Screenpipe is recording and pulling music lyrics, youtube videos, movies, etc :-D.

I'm trying to find a way to delete that content, but am also struggling to figure that out.

[louis030195]

@jprisant thx!

maybe you can check out the code of our meeting assistant:

https://github.com/mediar-ai/screenpipe/tree/main/pipes/meeting

usually you can do simple checks like if audio transcription with text seems to span over more than 5 min it's usually a meeting

we have an experimental API that will stream you when a meeting start and stop based on voice activity detection and other stuff, would love any feedback

screenpipe/screenpipe-js/browser-sdk/src/index.ts

Line 98 in 8aa02c1

streamEvents(

import { pipe, EventStreamResponse } from "@screenpipe/browser";

async function listenForMeetingEvents(): Promise<void> {
  // subscribe to the global events stream (images are not required for meeting events)
  for await (const event of pipe.streamEvents(false)) {
    switch (event.name) {
      case "meeting_started": {
        const { app, timestamp } = event.data as { app: string; timestamp: string };
        console.log(`meeting started from app: ${app} at ${timestamp}`);
        // Send a desktop notification to the user
        await pipe.sendDesktopNotification({
          title: "meeting started",
          body: `meeting started from ${app}`,
        });
        break;
      }
      case "meeting_ended": {
        const { app, timestamp } = event.data as { app: string; timestamp: string };
        console.log(`meeting ended from app: ${app} at ${timestamp}`);
        await pipe.sendDesktopNotification({
          title: "meeting ended",
          body: `meeting ended from ${app}`,
        });
        break;
      }
      default:
        // other events are ignored
        break;
    }
  }
}

// start listening for meeting events
listenForMeetingEvents().catch((err) => console.error("error listening for meeting events:", err));