Feature-requests

It would be nice to set my meeting time stamps to the time zone of my home base, so things don't get wonky as I have meeting across time zones when I'm traveling. It would be helpful to know the date and time stamps for all meetings are in one time zone

Hello. I have a feature request regarding bot-free recording in the tl;dv desktop app. After stopping a bot-free recording of approximately one hour, the app displays “Saving recording — this may take a few minutes” with a spinner. However, there is no progress percentage, estimated remaining time, or indication of the current processing stage. This makes it difficult to know whether the process is working normally and when it is safe to restart the PC. Could you please consider displaying: * Upload or saving progress * Estimated remaining time * The current stage, such as “Saving locally,” “Uploading,” or “Processing on the server” * A clear indication of when it is safe to close the app or restart the PC I am using tl;dv desktop app version 3.0.228 on Windows. Thank you.

Ask: a POST /meetings/{id}/clips endpoint taking start and end timestamps, returning the shareable clip URL. Essentially the clip button, exposed to the API. Our use case: we're a recruiting agency. Every candidate interview is recorded in tl;dv, and we clip a short intro segment from each one to embed in the scorecard we send our clients. We're already using the API for meetings and transcripts, so we can find the right timestamps programmatically — clipping is the one step we still do by hand, for every single candidate, on every batch. Would also be a natural tool on the new MCP server. Related: the existing "full-length video access via API" request asks for something similar. Server-side clip generation would solve our case without anyone needing to download full recordings at all, which seems better for your bandwidth too.

Hi tl·dv team, I'm writing from SQUAADS, a digital agency using the tl·dv API ( pasta.tldv.io/v1alpha1 ) to build an automated video-clipping workflow on top of our recorded meetings. First of all — great product, the transcript + highlights endpoints work flawlessly. The issue: GET /meetings/{id}/download returns only the first ~34 minutes (~2050 seconds) of each recording. Most of our meetings run 1–2 hours (e.g. our monthly training sessions), so we're currently unable to reach content beyond minute 34 — which is exactly where the most interesting parts often are. A few observations that might help you point us in the right direction: The endpoint redirects (302) to a signed URL on puttanesca-v0.tldv.io/v1/download.mp4?t= ... serving an fMP4 stream. The signed JWT references a master.m3u8 on media-files.tldv.io , which suggests the source recordings are stored as HLS. The CDN doesn't seem to honor byte-range requests, so partial streaming isn't an option on our side. What we'd like: 1 - Is there a way to download the full-length recording? Any query parameters (e.g. ?start=/?duration=), a different endpoint, or direct access to the HLS segments would be perfect. 2 - Alternatively — do you have (or plan) a server-side clip generation API? (e.g. create a clip by start/end time and get back an MP4 URL) A bit of context on how we use it: we've built an AI pipeline that searches our meeting transcripts, detects the exact timestamps of a topic, cuts the clip locally with ffmpeg, generates a custom thumbnail with GPT-image-2, and publishes it as an unlisted YouTube video — fully automated. Full-length access would let us clip anything from any meeting, not just the first half hour. Happy to share more details about our use case if useful. Thanks for the great tooling! Best regards, Yunior González (well... this time, hermes ;) ) CTO, SQUAADS — https://squaads.com/

Downloading these 3 things individually for each call is a big time consumer and not a feasible workflow

A super suggestion for these download emails is to identify the meeting where we requested the download. Because only the button comes but it would be nice to have the identification of the meeting described as its name

Important for gathering research insights across many calls. Too time consuming to do it one by one

I love that at the end of the meeting I get an email with the summary but it would be great to receive that information as an attachment or a link to download it. This information is the summary of the meeting, I know it is possible to access to the recording and copy the transcript, but this information would be sharing on pdf and even automate it. This is important because I am a consultant and this document would be a help for me and my clients

I use a 3rd party service and use it for marking up important things in the interview with the client. I have to pay for that $70; you almost have it; you just need to add text highlighting it's an important feature while gathering product insights from your customers.

Being able to have the transcript translated to the languages supported by the system. This is working already for most of the videos but it seems is not an official feature. It would be great to have it