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Inquiry About Timestamp Accuracy in Transcriptions #989
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I'm experiencing some issues with the accuracy of timestamps in the transcriptions. Specifically, I've noticed discrepancies in the start and end times while trying to segment audio based on the provided timestamps. For example, in a sample with request_id "2793acc4-2834-4434-9025-d4846ba3080f", the timestamp for the word "one" starts slightly later than the actual pronunciation begins. Consequently, if I cut the audio at the midpoint between the start of "one" and the end of the previous word, the resulting audio clip includes part of the pronunciation of "one". Could you please help me address this issue?
Thank you for your assistance.
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