Sample Space

• Space: sample (synthetic pipeline output — not a real Space)
• Speakers: @tape_op (host), @second_mic

[00:00:01] @tape_op This is what a Space looks like after space-tape runs. [00:00:05] @tape_op A replay is just a file. You do not need a browser, and you do not need an X API key. [00:00:13] @second_mic Whisper heard the words. Hydra tagged who was unmuted. About once a second, X writes that into the audio as ID3. [00:00:22] @tape_op HydraAudioLevel slot zero is the host. Everyone else on stage sits in HydraParticipants. [00:00:30] @second_mic If you remux to wav before you parse, those tags are gone. The transcript still has words. It has no speakers. [00:00:38] @tape_op So the pipeline is: yt-dlp, keep the mpegts, parse Hydra, then convert a copy for Whisper. [00:00:49] @second_mic Each Whisper cue gets the Hydra region covering its midpoint. That is the whole diarizer. We are not guessing voices. [00:00:57] @tape_op Overlaps stay labeled as both. The mix is one channel. Do not pretend Whisper can split two people talking at once. [00:01:07] @second_mic The product is cues.json. Start, end, speaker, text. Plus transcript.md and a small mp3 for a player. [00:01:17] @tape_op Always keep the original X URL. Playback on a site is a convenience. X is the source. [00:01:26] @second_mic Public recorded Spaces only. Replays expire, so the download is the archive. Listeners never appear in the tags. [00:01:34] @tape_op If yt-dlp finds no media, stop. The Space was not recorded, or the replay is gone. This tool does not join live. [00:01:46] @second_mic Drop a raw replay on the player page to parse Hydra in the browser. Nothing is uploaded. The file already had the speaker list. [00:01:54] @tape_op That is space-tape. Fork it. Run it on a shell. Host the git as a page.