[audio] backend = "parec" # "parec" (PulseAudio by name) | "sounddevice" device = "VirtualMicSink.monitor" # PulseAudio source name (parec) or device index/name (sounddevice) sample_rate = 16000 channels = 1 frame_ms = 30 # webrtcvad requires 10/20/30 ms gain = 1.0 [vad] aggressiveness = 2 # webrtcvad 0-3 pre_roll_ms = 400 # ring buffer kept BEFORE speech is confirmed speech_start_ms = 90 # consecutive speech frames needed to confirm start silence_ms = 700 # trailing silence that ends a turn min_utterance_ms = 300 # discard utterances with less actual speech than this max_utterance_s = 30.0 # hard cap: force-finalize a very long utterance chunk_pause_ms = 350 # once soft_max_s is reached, end a chunk at a pause this long soft_max_s = 10.0 # after this much speech, chunk-ends become eligible at pauses rms_floor = 0.008 # drop segments quieter than this RMS (kills noise-triggered blips) trailing_trim_ms = 200 # keep only this much trailing silence (less hallucination-prone padding) [whisper] model = "small" # multilingual (DO NOT use .en suffix) device = "cpu" # "cpu" | "cuda" compute_type = "int8" # "int8" cpu, "float16" cuda language = "auto" # "auto" | "en" | "es" beam_size = 1 vad_filter = false no_speech_prob_max = 0.6 # drop segments Whisper thinks are non-speech above this avg_logprob_min = -1.0 # drop segments with confidence below this [output] stdout = true jsonl_dir = "transcripts" # one JSONL file per day: YYYY-MM-DD.jsonl save_audio = false # write each transcribed utterance as a 16 kHz mono WAV audio_dir = "audio" # WAV destination (YYYY-MM-DD subfolders); used only if save_audio [sink] sink_name = "VirtualMicSink" # Name of the null sink to create remap_source_name = "VirtualMic" # Name of the exposed microphone loopback_latency_msec = 1 # Loopback latency in ms monitor_output = false # Loop sink.monitor to default sink (AVOID: causes acoustic feedback) [daemon] queue_size = 50 # max utterances waiting for transcription (oldest dropped when full) backlog_warn_at = 5 # warn when the queue backs up this far (worker falling behind)