discussed Cited "see" People v. Meyers Nevertheless, unless such transcripts "have become unavailable because of any active fault on the part of the People, it does not necessarily follow from the fact that their absence compels resort to a less perfect record, that the right to appeal must be deemed to be frustrated" ( id. at 523 ; see People v Parris , 4 NY3d 41, 46-47 [2004], rearg denied 4 NY3d 847 [2005]; Glass , 43 NY2d at 285-286 ).