gtr wrote:
> When I see Jobs and Madonna, they don't seem to need such remedies.
> What are we doing wrong?
Maybe you are not using an expensive noise-cancelling speaker-mike combo
specially made for conference video calls and the like?
There are such gadgets available, but they are relatively expensive.
Stick with the earplugs. By the way, a good mike (like the one in the
standalone iSight camera) is also a great help. If it is directional, it
can also help cancel echoes by eliminating unwanted input from the
speakers, depending on mike/speaker positioning, and it will improve
input quality no matter what.
It is actualla very basic problem with amplified sound that you are
encountering, basically the same one you get a painful reminder of when
someone creates a howl in a PA system. The sound bounces from the
speaker directly back into the mike, then again and again, and sometimes
you get a self-feeding spiral effect (howl), at other times you get
annoying echoes. It depends on the timing and the kind of equipment
used.
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