feat: capture desktop apps with PocketStation - #12
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Summary
Adds PocketStation as an optional source for one desktop application's audio. MeetGraph keeps its current microphone capture, speech segmentation, transcription, diarization, storage, and knowledge-graph code.
Install and select it in the existing Audio sources panel:
pip install 'meetgraph[pocketstation]' meetgraphEnable Desktop application (PocketStation), enter an application name such as
Zoom, and keep Microphone enabled to transcribe both sides.What changes
SegmenterandSegmentqueue.Verification
afplayprocessMeetingsegment queue at 16 kHzThis is a real macOS application-audio result. Windows and Linux use the same published PocketStation API, but this PR does not claim a real MeetGraph run on those operating systems yet.