Use ffmpeg to record audio from your desktop (which will include the meeting) then pass it to whisper.cpp or other text-to-speech FLOSS solutions. No need for "AI" or Windows software for that kind of tasks.
No need for “AI”
whisper is AI, it's even made by the Big Bad, OpenAI themselves
If they still wanted to use 'AI' to summarise or interrogate it, they could then pass that text to something like Jan on their own hardware.
I just use regular ol' ed for jotting my thoughts on the AI-related news I see each day. After all, it is the standard text editor.
...was that not the question?
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Apparently, there's something called Reor, which apparently does what you want it to do.
Otherwise, Obsidian with Text Generator and Ollama is a good option as well. Both local-first apps as well, mind you.
Edit: I'll be trying Reor with Neigsendoig (my producer) shortly and get back to y'all with our results.
Edit 2: Reor doesn't want to download, so I'll stick with Text Generator and Ollama potentially.
Try this project https://github.com/lxe/yapyap
I use cherrytree. It is a bit clunky, but gets the job dobę.
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