Add simple tracing stream_transcript

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced WebSocket handling for audio transcription, improving segment timing and speech detection.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling during audio processing, ensuring better logging of exceptions.

• Refactor

  • Refined logic for managing memory objects and session timeouts for WebSocket connections.

• Documentation

  • Updated function signatures to reflect changes in behavior.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the WebSocket handling for audio transcription in the backend/routers/transcribe_v2.py file. Key modifications include improved debugging through print statements, refined logic for segment timing and memory management, enhanced error handling during audio processing, and clearer timeout management for WebSocket connections. The updates aim to improve the robustness and traceability of the audio processing logic while preserving the existing functionality.

Changes

File Path

Change Summary

backend/routers/transcribe_v2.py

- Added print statements for debugging in stream_transcript function. - Enhanced segment timing checks. - Refined memory management in _get_or_create_in_progress_memory function. - Improved audio data handling with speech presence checks. - Enhanced error handling in receive_audio function. - Clarified timeout management in the heartbeat function. - Updated function signature for websocket_endpoint without parameter changes.

Possibly related PRs

• Fix mic records #1041: Introduces a new utility function for checking speech presence in audio data, enhancing the audio processing logic.
• Disable comment on developer webhook due to the log spamming, feel fr… #1088: Modifications to the websocket_endpoint function and improvements in memory handling, relevant to memory management and audio processing in the main PR.

🐰 In the realm of sound, we hop with glee,
With segments aligned, as smooth as can be.
Debugging with prints, our flow we refine,
In the world of WebSockets, our logic will shine!
With memory managed and errors in sight,
We dance through the code, our future is bright! 🌟

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