WFH cancel noise - headphone

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meetdilip

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Hi, I have a Mi Bluetooth headphone which I use for meetings and recording audio. There is always a bit of extra noise because of the environment and that is proving unproductive. Is there any noise cancellation software I can use in Windows 10 so that my recordings and meetings focus on my voice than surrounding noise ?

My laptop has B&O noise cancellation, but even after that, the default microphone is not that good. Mi headphone on the other hand picks up a lot of noise. Thanks.
 
Try the built in noise cancellation for software you're using. I've found the Zoom (at highest setting) and Google Meet background noise cancellation work quite well, tho not aware if Teams or Slack have that option. Worth googling around.
Also if you have an Nvidia gpu from 10 series or above, you can use RTX voice
 
Most bluetooth headphones and earphones come with active noise cancellation . I have found the lower cost Qualcomm CVC to be good enough .
 
meetdilip said:
I just tried RTX voice. It gives a big boom and clipping in the voice. :(

Tried the Noise Suppression option OBS. That has similar issue too.
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Ensure that you have your B&O noise canceation switched off before using RTX voice. Also just to be sure, have you followed this guide:
www.nvidia.com

NVIDIA RTX Voice: Setup Guide

A quick-start guide to installing and using RTX Voice beta, NVIDIA's background noise removal plugin.
www.nvidia.com
RTX voice for me has been absolutely fantastic and a game changer, so not sure what the problem is.
 
Get a proper USB mic? BT mics have been shit and it's obvious in meetings if someone is using a BT mic. Your laptop mic is probably decent but you're not sitting in front of it.
 
prajaybasu said:
Get a proper USB mic? BT mics have been shit and it's obvious in meetings if someone is using a BT mic. Your laptop mic is probably decent but you're not sitting in front of it.
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I use samsung level U for my calls using Teams. My main reason for having bluetooth earphones is so that I can walk and talk. Thanks to WFH, I am gaining weight (that I had lost with lots of efforts) and don't get the amount of movement I used to get in office.

I don't have anyone who has told that anything is amiss with my voice but recently when I started with walk and talk more, It seems when I am far or more so facing some other direction than my laptop, people on other end complaint that either my voice is cut off or voice is slow.

I do gave company provided Jabra evolve2 40 but that is wired and hence not very preferred.
 
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