v2.6.8
Better speaker naming and an explicit Zoom passcode error
- 4improved
- 2fixed
Speaker names survive collisions instead of everyone involved being anonymised, calls where two people share one microphone name both, and a Zoom bot given the wrong passcode says so instead of failing vaguely.
Improvements
- When two speakers collide during matching, the better-supported match keeps its name rather than both being reduced to a generic label.
- A greeting recorded before the first speaker signal is attributed to the first identified speaker, and the opening run is located by timestamp so out-of-order transcription results are handled.
- Calls where two people share a single microphone name the second voice by elimination from the participant list.
- Zoom joins blocked by a CAPTCHA or anti-bot check are detected and reported as such, and a confirmed denial is kept as the reason rather than being overwritten by a later timeout. Terminal failures are no longer retried, and retries that do happen move to a different network.
Bug Fixes
- An invalid Zoom passcode is reported as
ZOOM_INVALID_PASSCODEin bot details, webhooks and alerts. See Error codes. - Google Meet's persistent "Camera not found" notification is dismissed, so it no longer sits over the recording.