Detect audio input format #306
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…age to the chat completion endpoint, support wav and mp3 Signed-off-by: Julien Veyssier <[email protected]>
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Detect audio input format when sending it as a message to the chat completion endpoint.
OpenAI support wav and mp3, so do we.
This makes integration_openai work whether the assistant is recording/producing wav or mp3 audio messages. (We switched from mp3 to wav in nextcloud/assistant#413 )
Tested with the assistant before and after nextcloud/assistant#413 . With wav I get
audio/x-wavas mimetype and with mp3 we getaudio/mpeg. I decided to add support foraudio/mp3andaudio/wavjust in case.