Thanks — I’m responding to your question about whether

useTrackTranscription

is deprecated in LiveKit React components. I don’t have a source that explicitly states

useTrackTranscription

is deprecated. What I can tell you from the React SDK information: • LiveKit split its React tooling into

@livekit/react-core

(minimal hooks like

useRoom

,

useParticipant

) and

@livekit/react-components

(pre-built, styled components). • The guidance and examples for transcription in the current React components reference a

useTranscriptions

hook from

@livekit/components-react

. • LiveKit moved away from the legacy

livekit-react

package to the

@livekit/*

scoped packages, and the legacy package is no longer receiving updates. Next step so I can give a definitive answer: • Which package and version are you using? (for example

livekit-react@x.y.z

or

@livekit/react-components@x.y.z

) • Are you seeing

useTrackTranscription

in your codebase or in a library you depend on? If you tell me the package + version (or paste the import line where

useTrackTranscription

comes from), I’ll check whether that hook still exists in that package version and suggest the correct current API or migration path if it’s been replaced (for example with

useTranscriptions

). Sources: React Core and Components | React Core and Components | React Core and Components | How to build an agent with speech-to-text input and text-only output | Live...