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Highly recommend Nvidia's Broadcast to filter out mic noise if you can run it.

• sneak 6y ago
  Opus and Mumble are free software. Nvidia's processing stuff is not.
  • spullara 6y ago
    I mean it is free if you have the card anyway, but sure.
    • sneak 6y ago
      I didn't mean free as in "costs $0". The software comes with a restrictive, proprietary license, and no source code is provided.
      • spullara 6y ago
        I guess everyone has the choice to use the best one or the free one but rarely at the same time.
        • kingosticks 6y ago
          Except in the case of Opus, by the sounds of these comments here.
  • namibj 6y ago
    I'd like to run hardware-accelerated noise cancelling of RNNNoise-quality. For me, Mumble has a serious background CPU usage problem as soon as I turn that noise cancelling on, even if I'm client-side muted. I can only offer an i915 (Broadwell) target for said offloading, though.
• pritambaral 6y ago
  Mumble has Xiph's RNNoise — which is Free and Open Source — built-in, thank you very much.
  • pabs3 6y ago
    RNNoise was trained from proprietary data, so it isn't exactly an open AI model that could comply with the Debian Deep Learning Team's Machine Learning Policy. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25978309 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25978309 https://salsa.debian.org/deeplearning-team/ml-policy https://salsa.debian.org/deeplearning-team/ml-policy
    • adflux 6y ago
      So...?
      • pabs3 6y ago
        So calling it "Open Source" seems incorrect.