> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.stenoai.co/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Speaker labels > Steno labels transcript lines as [You] or [Others] when system audio is enabled, making it easy to follow who said what in virtual meetings. When Steno captures both microphone and system audio, transcripts include speaker labels: `[You]` for lines from your microphone and `[Others]` for audio from your speakers (the other participants). ## How it works Steno records the two audio channels separately -- your microphone and your system audio -- and processes them in parallel through Whisper. The resulting transcript interleaves both channels with their respective labels based on timing. ## Requirements Speaker labels require **system audio capture** to be enabled. Microphone-only recordings produce a single-channel transcript without speaker differentiation. See [Recording → System audio](/features/recording) for setup instructions. ## Limitations * Labels are binary: `[You]` and `[Others]`. Individual speakers among "Others" are not distinguished. * Label accuracy depends on audio separation. If microphone audio bleeds into system audio or vice versa, some lines may be mislabeled. * In-person meetings (microphone only) do not support speaker labels. Multi-speaker diarisation (identifying individual speakers by voice) is on the roadmap. *** Not currently. Speaker labels distinguish only between your audio (`[You]`) and all other audio (`[Others]`). Individual speaker identification is planned for a future release.