How are they unusable? Besides the fact that the event kinds and structures are not compatible? If you're talking pure audio, how would an audio file not be compatible?
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because audio is optional. you can read the trascribed notes if you have audio playback off.
ideally the transcription is covered by the publishers signature, so they have a chance to edit it.
you could in theory make them compatible by having the device do transcriptions on untranscribed notes that are incoming... but that would use a lot of cpu
But the event still contains the audio. It's only optional to the user. I told him this can all be fixed via client kung fu but he didn't want that.