A computer implemented method that includes receiving a group-based audio feed for an on-going group-based communication session, the audio feed comprising a plurality of sub-feeds, each sub-feed received from a respective client user participating in the group-based communication session and comprising a plurality of sequential audio snippets; converting the audio snippets from the plurality of sub-feeds into text strings using a speech recognition engine; and causing display, to each of the respective client users while the group-based communication session is occurring, of a group-based communication session interface comprising the text strings so that the text strings are simultaneously displayed in real-time to each of the respective client users.

A computer implemented method that includes receiving a group-based audio feed for an on-going group-based communication session, the audio feed comprising a plurality of sub-feeds, each sub-feed received from a respective client user participating in the group-based communication session and comprising a plurality of sequential audio snippets; converting the audio snippets from the plurality of sub-feeds into text strings using a speech recognition engine; and causing display, to each of the respective client users while the group-based communication session is occurring, of a group-based communication session interface comprising the text strings so that the text strings are simultaneously displayed in real-time to each of the respective client users.

Examples disclosed herein provide the ability for a computing device to configure one microphone at a time from physically colocated devices to remain active for participating in a teleconference. In one example method, the computing device determines whether a first device with a first microphone on the teleconference is physically colocated with respect to a second device with a second microphone on the teleconference. When the first and second devices are physically colocated with respect to each other, the computing device configures either the first or second microphone to remain active for participating in the teleconference while the other of the first or second microphone is to be muted.

A computer implemented method that includes receiving a group-based audio feed for an on-going group-based communication session, the audio feed comprising a plurality of sub-feeds, each sub-feed received from a respective client user participating in the group-based communication session and comprising a plurality of sequential audio snippets; converting the audio snippets from the plurality of sub-feeds into text strings using a speech recognition engine; and causing display, to each of the respective client users while the group-based communication session is occurring, of a group-based communication session interface comprising the text strings so that the text strings are simultaneously displayed in real-time to each of the respective client users.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products for generating a searchable transcript of a group-based audio/video connection within a group-based communication system.

Examples disclosed herein provide the ability for a computing device to configure one microphone at a time from physically colocated devices to remain active for participating in a teleconference. In one example method, the computing device determines whether a first device with a first microphone on the teleconference is physically colocated with respect to a second device with a second microphone on the teleconference. When the first and second devices are physically colocated with respect to each other, the computing device configures either the first or second microphone to remain active for participating in the teleconference while the other of the first or second microphone is to be muted.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products for generating a searchable transcript of a group-based audio/video connection within a group-based communication system.

A method and system for improved audio quality in teleconferencing are provided. The method includes analyzing the audio signal of multiple input lines in a teleconferencing system to detect if any two input lines contain substantially the same audio signal with a delay shorter than that of a conventional echo caused by an input line's own audio feedback via a teleconferencing server. The method further includes selecting the input line with the higher amplitude audio signal or the earlier received audio signal when two input lines with substantially the same audio signal are detected.

A method and system for improved audio quality in teleconferencing are provided. The method includes analyzing the audio signal of multiple input lines in a teleconferencing system to detect if any two input lines contain substantially the same audio signal with a delay shorter than that of a conventional echo caused by an input line's own audio feedback via a teleconferencing server. The method further includes selecting the input line with the higher amplitude audio signal or the earlier received audio signal when two input lines with substantially the same audio signal are detected.

A computer implemented method that includes receiving a group-based audio feed for an on-going group-based communication session, the audio feed comprising a plurality of sub-feeds, each sub-feed received from a respective client user participating in the group-based communication session and comprising a plurality of sequential audio snippets; converting the audio snippets from the plurality of sub-feeds into text strings using a speech recognition engine; and causing display, to each of the respective client users while the group-based communication session is occurring, of a group-based communication session interface comprising the text strings so that the text strings are simultaneously displayed in real-time to each of the respective client users.