vad : return early if no vad segments are detected #3158
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This commit adds a check to `whisper_full_with_state` and if no VAD segments are detected, the function will return early. The motivation for this is that if no VAD segments are detected, the function will not have any samples to process which can happen if an audio sample does not contain any speech. I did not test this previously and only discovered this when updating the stream example.
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This commit adds a check to
whisper_full_with_stateand if no VAD segments are detected, the function will return early.The motivation for this is that if no VAD segments are detected, the function will not have any samples to process which can happen if an audio sample does not contain any speech. I did not test this previously and only discovered this when updating the stream example.