@Felix Yes, you can indeed stream audio to and from Vapi directly from Python. The Vapi Client SDKs are designed to handle audio streaming, and while the specific implementation details for Python are not provided in the context, the general capability you're asking about is supported. The SDKs provide a simple interface for starting calls, which includes configuring the audio streaming. To interact with the audio stream, you would typically use the provided callbacks or event listeners to process the incoming and outgoing audio frames. Here's a conceptual example of how you might set up streaming with callbacks in Python using the Vapi SDK:

python
def my_callback(output_audio_frame):
    # Process the audio frame coming from Vapi
    ...

# Initialize the Vapi session with necessary parameters
vapi_session = Vapi.start(...)

# Set up the callback for processing incoming audio frames
vapi_session.on('audio_frame_received', my_callback)

# Stream audio frames to Vapi
while True:
    input_audio_frame = audio_stream.recv()
    vapi_session.stream(input_audio_frame)

In this example,

vapi_session.on('audio_frame_received', my_callback)

is a hypothetical method to register a callback for processing incoming audio frames, and

vapi_session.stream(input_audio_frame)

is a hypothetical method to send audio frames to Vapi. Please note that the actual method names and usage might differ based on the Python SDK implementation. You should refer to the SDK documentation on GitHub for the exact methods and interfaces available for streaming audio in real-time. If you need further assistance or specific details on how to implement this with the Vapi Python SDK, please let me know, and I can provide more targeted guidance or direct you to the appropriate resources.