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Speaker identification automatically detects and labels the different speakers in your transcript and AI Summary. Diarization runs as part of processing, so when you open a meeting log and generate its AI Summary, each speaker’s lines are attributed separately. This is useful for:
  • Translating external meetings (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet) where several people speak.
  • Transcribing multiple in-person speakers through a single PC or microphone in a VoicePing meeting room.

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How to Use

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External meeting tools (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet)

  1. Run live translation for the online meeting (see Translation in Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, etc.).
  2. Open the generated meeting log in Meeting Logs.
  3. Generate the AI Summary — speakers are identified in the transcript and summary.

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VoicePing meeting room (one PC for multiple speakers)

  1. Start live translation on the shared PC and set the spoken language (microphone icon) and translation language (“Text & A” icon). See In-Person Meeting Transcription & Translation.
  2. Let VoicePing transcribe and translate everyone in the room.
  3. End the session and save it to your meeting logs.
  4. Open the meeting log and generate its AI Summary — each speaker is labeled automatically.