It's how they've structured their audio for ASR. When you have a single track for all channels, the signals get garbled and it's hard to segment each out. The

It's how they've structured their audio for ASR. When you have a single track for all channels, the signals get garbled and it's hard to segment each out. The key is using a conference call system which captures each track separately. Polycom, Tropo, and others do it. Then when you run ASR, you can feed in each channel and have a "unified" transcript. And yes, I've worked on this problem at my last startup where we did all of that and took things further by adding search. Here's a demo: http://clarify.io/try-it-now/?id=20f5e8c4f1ef4f8c91160839b4815eb1 http://clarify.io/try-it-now/?id=20f5e8c4f1ef4f8c91160839b48...