fix(stt): report audio duration at the configured sample rate - #775
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In `@core/src/features/stt/stt_module.cpp`:
- Around line 946-950: Make estimate_audio_length_ms(size_t, int32_t) available
regardless of RAC_HAVE_PROTOBUF, moving its definition outside the Protobuf
guard or adding an equivalent unconditional definition. Ensure both
unconditional call sites, including the event handling path around
audio_length_ms, compile correctly in non-Protobuf builds while preserving the
existing calculation.
- Around line 946-950: Normalize the configured sample rate to
RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE when it is nonpositive, then use that resolved value
for both estimate_audio_length_ms and every lifecycle event set_sample_rate call
in the affected STT paths. Define or reuse a single resolved-rate value rather
than publishing the raw sample_rate.
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| // Estimate audio length at the component's configured rate. The 16 kHz this | ||
| // used to hard-code is only a default: the very next event field below is | ||
| // set from `sample_rate`, so a component at any other rate reported a | ||
| // duration that disagreed with the rate in the same message. | ||
| const int64_t audio_length_ms = estimate_audio_length_ms(audio_size, sample_rate); |
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Keep estimate_audio_length_ms available in non-Protobuf builds.
estimate_audio_length_ms(size_t, int32_t) is defined inside #if defined(RAC_HAVE_PROTOBUF), but both changed calls are unconditional. A build without RAC_HAVE_PROTOBUF therefore fails to compile because the helper is unavailable. Move this helper outside the Protobuf guard, or provide an unconditional definition. The file already contains a non-Protobuf fallback path.
Also applies to: 1118-1121
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In `@core/src/features/stt/stt_module.cpp` around lines 946 - 950, Make
estimate_audio_length_ms(size_t, int32_t) available regardless of
RAC_HAVE_PROTOBUF, moving its definition outside the Protobuf guard or adding an
equivalent unconditional definition. Ensure both unconditional call sites,
including the event handling path around audio_length_ms, compile correctly in
non-Protobuf builds while preserving the existing calculation.
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Publish the resolved sample rate with the fallback duration.
When the configured rate is nonpositive, estimate_audio_length_ms uses RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE, but the lifecycle events still publish the raw rate at Lines 968, 1039, 1140, and 1200. The event can report duration calculated at 16 kHz with sample_rate=0 or a negative value. Normalize the rate once and use it for both the duration calculation and set_sample_rate.
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In `@core/src/features/stt/stt_module.cpp` around lines 946 - 950, Normalize the
configured sample rate to RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE when it is nonpositive,
then use that resolved value for both estimate_audio_length_ms and every
lifecycle event set_sample_rate call in the affected STT paths. Define or reuse
a single resolved-rate value rather than publishing the raw sample_rate.
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Walking the preprocessor nesting for this file makes the right fix obvious:
Every reader of Reproduced locally rather than guessing, by compiling the translation unit with Same two lines the wasm job reported. And the protobuf-on path is unaffected: full rebuild clean, |
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946-955: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 MinorKeep the published sample rate consistent with the fallback rate.
estimate_audio_length_msusesRAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATEfor nonpositive inputs, but the lifecycle events still publish the raw configured rate at Line 973, Line 1044, Line 1148, and Line 1208. With a zero or negative rate, the event reports a 16 kHz duration with an invalidsample_rate. Resolve the rate once and use the resolved value for both the duration calculation andset_sample_rate.Also applies to: 1123-1129
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In `@core/src/features/stt/stt_module.cpp`:
- Around line 946-955: Resolve sample_rate once using
RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE when the configured value is nonpositive, then use
that resolved rate for estimate_audio_length_ms and every lifecycle event
set_sample_rate call, including the paths around the identified event builders.
Preserve configured positive rates unchanged.
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Still reproduces on today's The clearest way to see the first one is that the inconsistency lives inside a single message. A few lines below 947, the same voice.set_input_audio_duration_ms(static_cast<int64_t>(audio_length_ms)); // computed as if 16 kHz
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voice.set_sample_rate(sample_rate); // the component's real rateSo a component running at 48 kHz emits one event that reports The second site has a different failure: it divides by const int32_t rate = sample_rate > 0 ? sample_rate : RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE;so routing both through it is what this PR does, rather than adding a new convention. Branch merges clean into current |
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Narrowing this, following up on my note above. Two of the three files were fixed on
I rebased onto Re-checked after the rebase: and, since the change sits inside |
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On the red One step of the job's seventeen failed, "Swift distribution repo (runanywhere-swift) is cut at this release". Everything else passed, including the two steps that actually read this area, "Release-train version coherence" and its gate tests. It is also the only failing job in the run. The condition is documented in
This PR was green until an hour ago because its previous run predated that release. Rebasing it to drop the two superseded hunks triggered a fresh run, and any run from now on postdates v0.20.31, so it picks the gate up. The rebase did not cause the failure, it just moved the PR onto the far side of a release boundary. No fix pushed, since the remedy is cutting the distribution repo rather than anything on this branch. |
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stt_module.cpp computed input_audio_duration_ms for VoiceLifecycleEvent twice, two different ways. The batch path hard-coded 16 kHz while the rate was already in scope, so a component at 48 kHz reported 3000 ms for one second of audio and the same event carried a contradicting set_sample_rate(). The streaming path used the right rate but divided by it unguarded, making a zero rate a division by zero whose infinity was then cast to int64_t. estimate_audio_length_ms() at line 392 already handles both: it guards the rate and uses RAC_STT_BYTES_PER_SAMPLE / RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE instead of a magic 2 and a magic 16000. Four other call sites already use it. Route these two through it as well.
estimate_audio_length_ms lives inside #if defined(RAC_HAVE_PROTOBUF), and the two computations I routed through it are unconditional, so the WASM build (which configures without protobuf) failed with "use of undeclared identifier". Every consumer of audio_length_ms is already inside that same guard, so put the computation there too rather than widening the helper's scope.
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Re-verified on
// stt_module.cpp:392
int64_t estimate_audio_length_ms(size_t audio_size, int32_t sample_rate) {
const int32_t rate = sample_rate > 0 ? sample_rate : RAC_STT_DEFAULT_SAMPLE_RATE;The two sites this PR touches still do the arithmetic inline: 947: double audio_length_ms = (audio_size / 2.0 / 16000.0) * 1000.0;
1116: double audio_length_ms = (audio_size * 1000.0) / (component->config.sample_rate * 2);Line 947 hard-codes 16 kHz while the very next event field is populated from the component's actual So this is no longer "please change this arithmetic", it is "three places compute the same quantity and one of them is already right". Merges clean, no conflicts. The only red is |
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I checked this one carefully because a Critical protobuf-off compile break is exactly the kind of thing I have filed against this repo before (#824). It does not hold here: both changed calls are inside the same guard as the definition. Scanning 954 is inside the The There is also a comment already at line 953 stating this reasoning, which I put there when I wrote the change:
The non-protobuf path uses the 3-arg overload at 1719, which is outside every guard. No change made. If you can point at a specific configuration where this fails to compile I will happily look again. |
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That makes sense -- thanks for walking through it a second time. We independently traced both call sites against the diff and confirmed they're correctly wrapped in Reviewed with help from Claude Code and Codex. |
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Thanks a lot for this, @ayaangazali! The STT component now reports transcription duration at the component's configured sample rate instead of a hard-coded 16 kHz, and the streaming path no longer risks a divide-by-zero/UB cast when the configured rate is zero.
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Follow-up, not blocking: #879 (making the duration/sample_rate telemetry track the effective per-call rate, not just the configured one) -- you're welcome to pick it up.
Merging now -- really appreciate the contribution!
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What is wrong
stt_module.cppcomputesinput_audio_duration_msforVoiceLifecycleEventin two places, two different ways, and the batch path hard-codes 16 kHz:The batch one is wrong for any component not running at 16 kHz, and the rate it should be using is already in scope:
sample_rateis assigned fromcomponent->config.sample_rateat line 916, and the same event sets it thirteen lines later viavoice.set_sample_rate(sample_rate). So the emitted message carries a duration and a sample rate that contradict each other.For one second of mono 16-bit audio:
The streaming one gets the rate right but divides by it unguarded, so a zero
sample_rateis a division by zero andstatic_cast<int64_t>of the resulting infinity is undefined behaviour.The file already has the answer
estimate_audio_length_ms(audio_size, sample_rate)is defined at line 392 and does both things correctly: it guards the rate and uses the named constants rather than a magic2and a magic16000.Four other call sites already use it (lines 432 and 1481, plus a three-argument overload at 1706 used at 1841 and 2052). These two were the ones that open-coded it.
What this changes
Both sites now call the helper. Nine insertions, four deletions, no new code.
I left the four
static_cast<int64_t>(audio_length_ms)at the consumers alone: the variable is now alreadyint64_t, so those casts are no-ops, and removing them would grow the diff without changing behaviour.Scope
I swept the rest of
core/srcfor the same shape rather than only fixing what I tripped over. Every other hard-coded16000is a legitimate fallback default (param_int_or(spec, "sample_rate_hz", 16000),options.sample_rate > 0 ? options.sample_rate : 16000) rather than a computation ignoring a rate it already has.rac_vad_stream.cpp's equivalent position math is fine:audio_samplesisuint64_tso the* 1000Uwidens, and it already guardssample_rate <= 0.Verification
Built commons with
-DRAC_BUILD_TESTS=ON(clean, zero compile errors) and ran the suite:The table above is both formulas evaluated directly, not an estimate.
Reachability, since a hard-coded default is only a bug if the value can differ:
sample_rateis a caller-settable proto field (idl/stt_options.proto:29), reaching the component throughconfig->sample_rateandrequest.audio().sample_rate().Note on overlap: #747 also edits this file, at
rac_stt_component_load_modelaround line 826. It does not touchaudio_length_ms,sample_rateor16000, and a trial merge of this branch with it is clean.Summary by CodeRabbit