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docs/mobile-apps/features/audio-capture.md

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 id: audio-capture
-title: Audio Capture
+title: Audio Streaming
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 import useBaseUrl from '@docusaurus/useBaseUrl';
 
 <p><small><span className="sauceGreen">Real Devices Only</span></small></p>
 
-Audio Capture is a functionality that gives you the ability to record the audio stream generated by your native mobile app (Android or iOS/iPadOS) during a live or automated real device test.
+Audio Streaming is a functionality that gives you the ability to stream the audio stream generated by your native mobile app (Android or iOS/iPadOS) during a live test.
 
 ## What You'll Need
 
 - A Sauce Labs account ([Log in](https://accounts.saucelabs.com/am/XUI/#login/) or sign up for a [free trial license](https://saucelabs.com/sign-up))
 - A native Android, iOS, or iPadOS mobile app.
 
-## Using Audio Capture for Automated Tests on Real Devices
+## Using Audio Streaming on Real Devices
 
-To enable Audio Capture in your automated tests, you need to use the following capabilities:
-
-Click the link below that corresponds to your framework:
-
-- [Espresso](/mobile-apps/automated-testing/espresso-xcuitest/espresso/#audiocapture)
-- [XCUITest](/mobile-apps/automated-testing/espresso-xcuitest/xcuitest/#audiocapture)
-- [Appium](/dev/test-configuration-options/#audiocapture)
-
-Now you can start your automated testing session. Your audio recording will be captured and be part of the video recording on the Test Results page.
-
-### Using Audio Streaming during a Live Testing session on Real Devices
-
-<p><small><span className="sauceGreen">Real Devices Only</span></small></p>
+To enable Audio Streaming during Live Testing you need allow the following protocols:
+- Peer-to-peer connection
+- Allow Twilio domains within your firewalls. (You can test it on the following [link]([url](https://networktest.twilio.com/)))
+- Audio and Performance mode enabled in the Live Testing toolbar under Device Settings.
 
 You just need to launch a Live Testing session on a real device, and the audio will be streamed automatically without any configuration.
 
 The Audio Streaming feature ensures a better digital experience by validating audio playback and testing user flows that require audio testing in the early stages of the development lifecycle.
 
-With the Audio Streaming feature, you are able to hear the sound your application is making during a Live Testing session. It allows you to validate audio streams, notification sounds, and animations.
+With the Audio Streaming feature, you can hear the sound your application is making during a Live Testing session. It allows you to validate audio streams, notification sounds, and animations.
+You will be able to test Android Talkback functionality during a session by enabling it under the Accessibility options in the toolbar. 
 
 :::note
 You will be able to mute and unmute the sound during your session by clicking on the mute/unmute button on the toolbar:
@@ -45,24 +37,14 @@ You will be able to mute and unmute the sound during your session by clicking on
 
 :::note Limitations
 
-- TalkBack Audio is ONLY supported on Private devices, reach out to our Support Team or your Sauce Labs representative to get this configured.
 - Audio Streaming is supported on iOS/iPadOS 13.2 and above.
 - Audio Streaming is supported on Android 10 and above.
 - When Audio Streaming is enabled, we are not attaching the audio to the test results after the session ends.
 - Website testing is not yet available on Android.
+- Emulators and simulators are not supported.
 
 :::
 
-## Using Audio Capture and Streaming on your Android Device
-
-You will have the capability to capture audio on Android 10 and later versions. On private devices, you can test TalkBack on Android 12 and later versions.
-
-:::note
-Once `audioCapture` is enabled, the status bar will display the recording icon.
-:::
-
-We use native Android audio capture for seamless audio capture for our real devices experience. Your test results and sessions are secured, and can only be viewed by you.
-
 :::caution
 
 If your apps's manifest.xml file defines `android:allowAudioPlaybackCapture="false"`, you need to enable instrumentation to have Audio Capture work for your apps.
@@ -94,31 +76,5 @@ For further information, you can refer to the official documentation on [TalkBac
 
 ## Using Audio Capture on iOS/iPadOS
 
-You will be able to capture audio from iOS 10 and above. Additionally, you can validate the sounds produced by your application, enable VoiceOver, and verify its output.
-
-## Accessing the Audio in Your Test Tesults for Automated Test
-
-The audio recording will be included in the video recording for automated tests, which you can play back and download from the built-in media player on the **Test Results** page.
-
-You can also download the video file with the included audio stream programmatically using the following API request:
-
-```
-curl --compressed \ -O https://{SAUCE_USERNAME}:{SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY}@{DATA_CENTER}.saucelabs.com/v1/rdc/jobs/{JOB_ID}/video.mp4
-```
-
-## Limitations
-
-:::note Limitations
-
-- iOS Audio capture for automated test results is supported on iOS/iPadOS 10.1 and above.
-- Android Audio capture for test results is supported on Android 10 and above.
-- When Audio streaming is enabled, we are not attaching the audio to the test results after the session ends.
-- Accessibility and TalkBack on Android are not supported.
-- Emulators and simulators are not supported.
-- Website testing is not yet available on Android.
-
-:::
-
-## More Information
+You will be able to capture audio from iOS 13 and above. Additionally, you can validate the sounds produced by your application, enable VoiceOver, and verify its output.
 
-- [Test Results](/test-results/)