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Terms
No terms could be read from this vocabulary file — it declares no recognizable term collection. The source file is linked above.
Controlled Vocabulary
vocabulary:
- term: pre-recorded
definition: >
Audio submitted for asynchronous transcription after the recording has completed.
Jobs are queued and results fetched by polling the job ID endpoint.
- term: live transcription
definition: >
Real-time speech-to-text conversion of a streaming audio session via WebSocket.
Individual sessions are capped at 3 hours; latency is sub-second.
- term: diarization
definition: >
Speaker separation: the process of partitioning an audio stream into segments
attributed to individual speakers. Gladia supports automatic or fixed speaker count.
- term: audio intelligence
definition: >
LLM-powered enrichments applied to a transcript, including summarization,
sentiment analysis, topic detection, named-entity recognition, and custom prompts.
- term: x-gladia-key
definition: >
The HTTP request header used to authenticate all Gladia API calls. The value is
the API key obtained from the Gladia dashboard.
- term: transcription job
definition: >
An asynchronous processing unit identified by a UUID. Callers submit audio,
receive a job ID, and poll GET /v2/pre-recorded/{id} for status and results.
- term: code switching
definition: >
A multilingual mode in which the model detects and transcribes speech that
alternates between two or more languages within a single utterance or session.
- term: utterance
definition: >
A single continuous segment of speech attributed to one speaker, with associated
start time, end time, confidence score, and text content.
- term: word-level timestamps
definition: >
Per-word start and end times within a transcript, enabling precise alignment of
text to the audio waveform.
- term: endpointing
definition: >
In live sessions, the silence duration (in milliseconds) after which the model
commits a completed utterance and emits a final transcript segment.
- term: audio upload
definition: >
The process of providing audio to Gladia either by uploading a file via
multipart/form-data to POST /v2/upload or by supplying an accessible audio_url.
- term: callback
definition: >
An optional webhook URL to which Gladia POSTs a result payload when an
asynchronous transcription job completes, eliminating the need for polling.
- term: speaker diarization config
definition: >
Configuration for diarization including number_of_speakers (exact count),
min_speakers, and max_speakers to bound automatic speaker detection.
- term: translation
definition: >
Post-transcription machine translation of the transcript into one or more
target languages, applied as an audio intelligence enrichment step.
- term: PII redaction
definition: >
Automatic detection and removal or replacement of personally identifiable
information (names, phone numbers, email addresses, etc.) in the transcript.
- term: subtitles
definition: >
Export of the transcript formatted as subtitle captions (SRT or VTT) with
configurable style and maximum words per caption segment.
- term: summarization
definition: >
LLM-generated summary of the transcript, available as a bullet-point or
paragraph format audio intelligence enrichment.
- term: models endpoint
definition: >
GET /v1/models returns Gladia's available transcription models in the
OpenRouter integration spec format.
- term: language config
definition: >
Object specifying which languages to expect in the audio and whether
code-switching between languages should be enabled.
- term: context prompt
definition: >
A short natural-language description of the audio content passed to the
model to improve recognition of domain-specific terminology.