Yeah. I've attempted an experiment that disabled echo cancellation and required everyone to have a dedicated mic and headset. The difference is truly spectacula

Yeah. I've attempted an experiment that disabled echo cancellation and required everyone to have a dedicated mic and headset. The difference is truly spectacular when people's voices don't cut out due to cancellation or suppression of the audio stream in the service of eliminating feedback. It's much more like you're in a room with folks. Unfortunately it's asking a lot of users of traditional video conferencing software that everyone have their own mic and headset -- but it really would be a much better experience.