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docs: Tweaks to gladia io docs
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@ -1348,13 +1348,13 @@ Restart BigBlueButton with `sudo bbb-conf --restart` and you should now see the
### Configuration of gladia.io
To use gladia.io for automatic speech-to-text transcriptions, you first need to obtain an API key from [gladia.io](gladia.io). You can signup for free credentials to test the integration.
To use gladia.io for automatic speech-to-text transcriptions, you first need to obtain an API key from [gladia.io](gladia.io). You can sign up for free credentials to test the integration.
Next, you must be using BigBlueButton 2.7.4 (pass `-v focal-270`) or later on Ubuntu 20.04 server with a public IP and hostname.
One you have BigBlueButton installed, run `sudo apt install bbb-transcription-controller` to install the transcription server for gladia.io.
Once you have BigBlueButton installed, run `sudo apt install bbb-transcription-controller` to install BigBlueButton's transcription service which supports gladia.io.
Next, run `sudo bbb-conf --setip <hostname>` where <hostname> is the external hostname of the server (same as was passed to bbb-install.sh). This will update the gladia.io configuration to use your hostname.
Next, run `sudo bbb-conf --setip <hostname>` where \<hostname\> is the external hostname of the server (same as was passed to bbb-install.sh). This will update the bbb-transcription-controller configuration.
Next, to enable gladia.io, run the following two commands
@ -1363,13 +1363,13 @@ yq w -i /etc/bigbluebutton/bbb-html5.yml public.app.audioCaptions.enabled true
yq w -i /etc/bigbluebutton/bbb-html5.yml public.app.audioCaptions.provider gladia
```
Next, set the gladia.io API key using the command below, replacing '<x_gladia_key>' with a glada.io API key obtained above.
Next, set the gladia.io API key using the command below, replacing \<gladia_api_key\> with a glada.io API key obtained above.
```
yq w -i /usr/local/bigbluebutton/bbb-transcription-controller/config/default.yml gladia.startMessage '{"<x_gladia_key>": "<gladia-api-key>", "sample_rate": 0, "bit_depth": 16, "model_type": "fast", "endpointing": 10 }'
yq w -i /usr/local/bigbluebutton/bbb-transcription-controller/config/default.yml gladia.startMessage '{"x_gladia_key": "<gladia-api-key>", "sample_rate": 0, "bit_depth": 16, "model_type": "fast", "endpointing": 10 }'
```
Restart the BigBlueButton server with `bbb-conf --restart`. You will now be able to select a speech-to-text option when joining audio (including auto translate). When one or more users have selected the option, a CC button will appear at the bottom and a Transcript panel will appear.
Restart the BigBlueButton server with `bbb-conf --restart`. You will now be able to select a speech-to-text option when joining audio (including auto translate). When one or more users have selected the option, a CC button will appear at the bottom and a Transcript panel will also be available.
### Configuration of global settings