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My understanding is that WebRTC echo cancellation seems to work work by just attenuating down the everybody who is not the loudest speaker. You could try an ap
by nh2 7y ago
My understanding is that WebRTC echo cancellation seems to work work by just attenuating down the everybody who is not the loudest speaker.
You could try an app like Mumble, where you can turn that off (and also have other detail controls, at the cost of a bit more initial setup).
- kabes 7y agoThat's not how it works. In fact there are multiple algorithms depending on the browser, it's not defined in the spec. The most used one currently would be AEC3 from Google, which is quite a bit more advanced than what you describe.