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Simple non-AI solution: Require all meeting participants to use push-to-talk. Support foot-pedals, mouse buttons, phone volume up button, and bluetooth play bu
by mleonhard 6y ago
Simple non-AI solution: Require all meeting participants to use push-to-talk. Support foot-pedals, mouse buttons, phone volume up button, and bluetooth play button.
For large meetings, organizers can enable a single-talker mode. Holding the talk button puts you in a queue. Your screen indicates when it's your turn to talk. This prevents folks from talking over each other. This eliminates echo by muting the talker's speakers while recording their voice. Also, attendees see the current talker, not the person whose dog just barked.
- dexterdog 6y agoUnfortunately push-to-talk is not standard on anything. I've hacked together a hotkey to do it, but there's always too much lag. Somebody should make a wired headset with a button and two modes, one is push and hold to talk and the other is push and hold to mute.