disable speaker labels by default#102
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Why
Please include the tickets/requirements that are being addressed
Using the CLI with multi-lang doesn't work because speaker labels are enabled by default. We also don't have clear documentation for disabling speaker labels and hence my proposed change will disable speaker labels by default.
## What is changing
Please describe what is being changed
Resetting Speaker Labels to be false by default.
How to test
Please comment the steps required to reproduce the changes
Transcribe a file in another language with the CLI. For e.g.:
"assemblyai transcribe "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJxDnHVX7mE" -g "es"
Expected behaviour: file is transcribed in Spanish
Current behaviour: error- speaker labels are not supported in Spanish