For those that are "needing" noise cancelling because you are in a bad noisy environment you can use it directly
He's using
https://github.com/Rikorose/DeepFilterNet
(which is mostly linux only)
and it must be implemented in a different way, or something. If you use
https://github.com/Rygtx/DeepFilterNet-GUI
which works fine on windows, the issues won't appear, just use direct speech and this
You need https://vb-audio.com/Cable/ on windows too
I'm thinking the implementation in the browser is either different or just something as simple as some settings. I know the GUI there has a slider bar for how much the ai is "active" in cancelling out noise, which also isn't in fluxer and I am curious if that'd make a difference
I have tried several mics and notice that only some of my mics chop out, so I am thinking the audio input + the level of how active that AI is, is what is doing it.
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