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How to remove audio feedback and hear voice in real time

PostPosted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 3:08 pm
by Guest
I was really excited to find your product. However, the problem I am having is that I am hearing myself delayed. I will say, "Hi" and then a second later I will hear me say "Hi". I don't mind audio feedback, i.e. hearing my own tones but I would like them to be in real time. Is there anyway to fix this? If not then I don't need this product. Thanks in advance.

Re: How to remove audio feedback and hear voice in real time

PostPosted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 3:09 pm
by admin
The simplest way to remove echo and feedback is to reduce the audio delay to remove the feedback. See similar post below:
How to fully remove audio delay

Re: How to remove audio feedback and hear voice in real time

PostPosted: Mon Nov 04, 2013 3:36 pm
by admin
There is also a solution to 100% remove the voice echo and feedback, it is only for advanced users and those audio expert that require 100% realtime audio.

Let me explain more on the configurations:

1) Install two VAS virtual drivers on your computer. Let's call them VAS_A and VAS_B.
Read create multiple virtual sound card with VAS

2) Set VAS_A as the system default playback device and let it play sounds via your real sound card.
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With this step, VAS_A works as a wrap of your real sound card, all sounds are sent to VAS_A and played.

3) Stream both VAS_A's microphone and your physical microphone to VAS_B (using the attached audio-repeater tool, extract it with winrar), then set VAS_B as input microphone in Skype.
See below screenshot. Run two instances of audio repeater tool. VAS Multi-Card01 is the name of VAS_B. The left panel shows how to stream physical microphone to VAS_B. The right panel shows how to stream VAS_A to VAS_B.
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4) As the last step, set VAS_B(VAS Multi-Card01) as input microphone in Skype.

Feel free to let me know your testing results or question.