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I'm more interested in cancelling regular feedback from one laptop in the meeting.

• e_carra 2y ago
  Not sure if this would solve your problem, but have you tried companion mode?
  • bagels 2y ago
    I think the other party would need to try it? I'm using a headset, the feedback is coming from the other party.
  • benhurmarcel 2y ago
    The problem is the other half of the company that never use it.
• parpfish 2y ago
  Do you mean audio feedback, or just one user that complains a lot?
  • bagels 2y ago
    I'm talking about when I hear my own voice. It happens when the person I am talking to is using speakers and a microphone, and my voice is picked up by their speakers and transmitted back to me. I didn't know this was controversial.
    • crazygringo 2y ago
      FYI, that's echo, not feedback. It can happen on any service and it means the echo cancellation on their end got confused -- it's an adaptive algorithm but occasionally adapts wrong. Best way to fix it is to mute yourself for ~5 seconds and then unmute, which should reset their echo cancellation algorithm. If that doesn't fix it, then have both of you pause and not talk for ~5 seconds. This should absolutely reset it, as the echo cancellation algorithm has now definitively learned what silence is supposed to sound like.