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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by rcthompson on Thursday November 15, 2018 @02:19PM (#18462323)
Is there a way to run an existing audio file through this to clean it up? For example, if I have a video of a presentation with lots of background noise like chairs creaking, people coughing, etc.?
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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by artavazdsm on Thursday November 15, 2018 @02:51PM (#18462666)
Here is demo link that you can use for that purpose. https://demo.2hz.ai/

We are also building web and iOS apps to cancel the noise in the files.

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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by rcthompson on Thursday November 15, 2018 @04:07PM (#18463330)
Cool! I thought I had a test recording for this, but (un?)fortunately, my workplace sprung for a fancy directional mic that already did a very good job of isolating the speaker's voice.

I still plan to play with the app for voice chat, though.

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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by Dumbdo on Thursday November 15, 2018 @03:16PM (#18462875)
Nice, it's especially notable for loud noise (which otherwise triggers voice activation) while not talking
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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by djreynolds on Thursday November 15, 2018 @02:57PM (#18462738)
They have an API: https://2hz.ai/api/index.html

You have to apply for it and it's apparently priced per minute. I applied and I'm waiting for pricing info.

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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by zwarag on Thursday November 15, 2018 @02:28PM (#18462411)
Sure you can. I don't think anybody can stop you doing that. You just need 2 computers. On one you play the clip. On the other you record it. The remove the audio from the video and put the new audio onto it.
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Re:Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls by rcthompson on Thursday November 15, 2018 @02:35PM (#18462486)
Yes, of course I can run my audio file through it by actually playing it and recording the result, but I'm asking if there's a version of this tool that takes an input file and writes to an output file on its own.
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