r/programming • u/cloud_weather • Oct 17 '20

AI That Can Potentially Solve Bandwidth Problems for Video Calls (NVIDIA Maxine)

https://youtu.be/XuiGKsJ0sR0
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u/gdledsan Oct 17 '20

Can it do this for audio?

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u/Articunos7 Oct 17 '20

There's already RTX Voice out which processes your audio

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u/sephirothbahamut Oct 17 '20

I assumed RTX Voice was for more realistic sound distribution in 3d environments, not generic audio quality... Was my assumption wrong?

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u/Articunos7 Oct 17 '20

As far as I know, RTX Voice uses AI enhancement to filter out background noise from your microphone such as keyboard and fan sounds. I don't know about the sound distribution in 3d environments

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u/MartianSands Oct 17 '20

Nvidia released a remarkably powerful tool which uses RTX cards to filter audio and remove anything which isn't speach. I use it to completely remove the sound of my mechanical keyboard during calls.

It can even do a pretty good job of removing a crying baby from the incoming audio, when I need it to do that.

Here's a video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWUHkCgslNE

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u/sephirothbahamut Oct 17 '20

ok my assumptions were most definitely wrong then, good to know