Sottola demonstration — source and method
Captured October 17, 2026

This is a fictional planning discussion narrated by the built-in macOS
Samantha voice at 165 words per minute, with one-second pauses between
paragraphs. It contains no customer meeting data. The source WAV is
39.7336875 seconds long, 16 kHz mono PCM, 16-bit.

The WAV was played through the Mac's system audio and recorded by the
installed Sottola 1.0.8 build 12 app using its normal Start/Stop controls.
The recording lasted 49 seconds, including silence around playback.

Configuration:
- Local Streaming: Nemotron 3.5 0.6B 8-bit, More Accurate (1.12 s chunks)
- Maximum phrase duration: 13 seconds
- Translation: Local TranslateGemma 12B, English to French
- Meeting notes: Qwen3.5 4B, generated automatically after Stop
- Speaker labels, folder context, and vocabulary boosting: off

The public screenshots are unmodified native window captures. Transcript
screenshots show the History window after recording; the notes screenshot
shows Conversation Intelligence after local generation. They are not
reconstructed interfaces or images of live timing measurements.

transcript-and-notes.md is the app's unchanged saved export from this run.
transcript-and-notes.txt is a byte-identical plain-text copy for browser reading.
It contains all five segments, their translations, and the generated notes.
The notes repeat some empty section headings after the populated sections;
those repetitions have deliberately been retained. The screenshot shows
only the visible portion; read the export for the full result.

This is the clean recorded run after setup checks. An earlier setup run used
continuous narration and existing folder context; it is not the public sample.
No customer documents or private folder paths are included in this release.

This demonstrates the workflow with clear, synthetic speech. It is not an
accuracy, latency, speaker-labeling, or real-meeting benchmark. Results vary
with audio, language, model, and hardware. Check names, dates, translations,
and generated actions against the original before relying on them.