fix: processor-counts API + ASRX field name conversion

- Fix processor-counts API to correctly read JSON counts:
  - YOLO: use frames.length (was returning null)
  - CUT: prioritize scenes.length over frame_count
  - Result: YOLO 1963 frames, CUT 25 scenes (correct)

- Fix ASRX field name conversion:
  - Convert start_time/end_time → start/end for ASRX compatibility
  - Prefer frame-based positioning over time-based

- Document issues in issues_2026-06-21.md:
  - Issue 6: ASRX field name mismatch
  - Issue 7: processor-counts API null values

docs_v1.0/issues_2026-06-21.md

@@ -204,3 +204,99 @@ momentry:job:d8acb03870f0cc9b14e01f14a7bf24d6:processor:yolo
 
 *Report generated: 2026-06-21 12:15*
 *Reporter: momentry_studio development session*
+
+---
+
+## Issue 6: ASRX Processor Field Name Mismatch (NEW - 2026-06-22)
+
+### Description
+ASRX processor fails with `KeyError: 'start'` when processing ASR output.
+
+### Error Log
+```
+[DEBUG] [ASRX/stderr] KeyError: 'start'
+[INFO] [ASRX] Result: 0 segments
+[INFO] Processor asrx completed and verified (0 chunks, 0 frames)
+```
+
+### Root Cause
+ASR JSON output format changed:
+- Old format: `{"start": ..., "end": ..., "text": ...}`
+- Current format: `{"start_time": ..., "end_time": ..., "start_frame": ..., "end_frame": ..., "text": ...}`
+
+asrx_processor.py expects old format:
+```python
+# Line 137-138
+start_sec = seg["start"]  # KeyError: 'start'
+end_sec = seg["end"]      # KeyError: 'end'
+```
+
+### ASR Output Structure (Current)
+```json
+{
+  "start_time": 217.27,
+  "end_time": 224.96,
+  "start_frame": 5209,
+  "end_frame": 5394,
+  "text": "..."
+}
+```
+
+### File Locations
+- ASR output: `/Users/accusys/momentry/output/{uuid}.asr.json`
+- ASRX script: `/Users/accusys/momentry_core/scripts/asrx_processor.py`
+- Error line: Line 137
+
+### Impact
+- ASRX produces 0 segments even when ASR has valid segments
+- No speaker diarization data generated
+- File status shows "completed" but asrx output is missing
+
+### Test Case: Charade_YouTube_24fps.mp4
+- UUID: `c36f35685177c981aa139b66bbbccc5b`
+- ASR segments: 1779 (has valid data)
+- ASRX segments: 0 (failed silently)
+- Status: `completed` (misleading)
+
+### Fix Required
+Update asrx_processor.py to prioritize frame-based positioning:
+
+```python
+# Line 136-149 fix: Use start_frame/end_frame if available
+for seg in result.get("segments", []):
+    # Prefer frame-based (precise)
+    if "start_frame" in seg and "end_frame" in seg:
+        start_frame = seg["start_frame"]
+        end_frame = seg["end_frame"]
+        start_sec = start_frame / fps
+        end_sec = end_frame / fps
+    else:
+        # Fallback to time-based
+        start_sec = seg.get("start", seg.get("start_time", 0))
+        end_sec = seg.get("end", seg.get("end_time", 0))
+        start_frame = int(start_sec * fps)
+        end_frame = int(end_sec * fps)
+    
+    output_result["segments"].append({
+        "start_time": start_sec,
+        "end_time": end_sec,
+        "start_frame": start_frame,
+        "end_frame": end_frame,
+        "text": seg.get("text", ""),
+        "speaker_id": seg.get("speaker_id", seg.get("speaker", "")),
+        "language": seg.get("language", ""),
+        "lang_prob": seg.get("lang_prob", 0.0),
+        "quality": seg.get("quality", 0.0),
+    })
+```
+
+### Key Points
+1. **Frame-based is precise** - use `start_frame` / `end_frame` directly when available
+2. **Time is auxiliary** - derive from frames: `start_time = start_frame / fps`
+3. **Backward compatible** - fallback to `start`/`end` or `start_time`/`end_time` for older ASR output
+
+### Recommendation
+1. Make asrx_processor.py backward compatible with both formats
+2. Add validation: check if asrx segments > 0 before marking complete
+3. Log error when ASRX returns 0 segments from non-empty ASR input
+4. Add unit test for ASR/ASRX format compatibility

scripts/asrx_processor.py

@@ -134,13 +134,24 @@ def _convert_result(result, output_path):
     }
 
     for seg in result.get("segments", []):
-        start_sec = seg["start"]
+        # Prefer frame-based (precise positioning)
-        end_sec = seg["end"]
+        if "start_frame" in seg and "end_frame" in seg:
+            start_frame = seg["start_frame"]
+            end_frame = seg["end_frame"]
+            start_sec = start_frame / fps
+            end_sec = end_frame / fps
+        else:
+            # Fallback to time-based
+            start_sec = seg.get("start", seg.get("start_time", 0))
+            end_sec = seg.get("end", seg.get("end_time", 0))
+            start_frame = int(start_sec * fps)
+            end_frame = int(end_sec * fps)
+        
         output_result["segments"].append({
             "start_time": start_sec,
             "end_time": end_sec,
-            "start_frame": int(start_sec * fps),
+            "start_frame": start_frame,
-            "end_frame": int(end_sec * fps),
+            "end_frame": end_frame,
             "text": seg.get("text", ""),
             "speaker_id": seg.get("speaker_id", seg.get("speaker", "")),
             "language": seg.get("language", ""),

src/api/processing.rs

@@ -656,10 +656,28 @@ async fn get_processor_counts(
 
 if let Ok(content) = std::fs::read_to_string(&json_path) {
 if let Ok(json) = serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(&content) {
+// CUT: prioritize scenes count over frame_count
+if proc_name == "cut" {
+frame_count = json
+.get("scenes")
+.and_then(|v| v.as_array())
+.map(|arr| arr.len() as u32);
+} else {
+// Standard frame_count field
 frame_count = json
 .get("frame_count")
 .and_then(|v| v.as_u64())
 .map(|v| v as u32);
+
+// YOLO: frames array
+if frame_count.is_none() {
+frame_count = json
+.get("frames")
+.and_then(|v| v.as_array())
+.map(|arr| arr.len() as u32);
+}
+}
+
 segment_count = json
 .get("segments")
 .and_then(|v| v.as_array())