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I Have purchased the ReSpeaker 4 Mic Array v2 recently, I am trying to obtain the voice commands while having music playing, as in the video demo of DOA and AEC (https://youtu.be/XivM-6PRgX8). I have installed the latest firmware, with the tutorial in the wiki http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker_Mic_Array_v2.0/ the DOA data is obtained perfectly but when I try to perform the AEC, but while I obtain the data from the different microphones the processed data is only the mix of all the microphones with a higher volume, with the music. What I want to do is eliminate the maximun music possible. I have tried putting the microphone near the speaker and also at a similar distance as from the user.
I am connecting the Respeaker to a Raspberry pi 4 and obtain the data both from audacity and from the python code in the tutorial.
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Hi @msanzn , please check how many channels in the output (of the firmware you updated), we have one kind firmware output 6 channels. If you're using the 6 channels output firmware, please observe the 1st channel as the 1st channel is the one outputting AECed stream. Refer to http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker_Mic_Array_v2.0/#update-firmware
I Have purchased the ReSpeaker 4 Mic Array v2 recently, I am trying to obtain the voice commands while having music playing, as in the video demo of DOA and AEC (https://youtu.be/XivM-6PRgX8). I have installed the latest firmware, with the tutorial in the wiki http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker_Mic_Array_v2.0/ the DOA data is obtained perfectly but when I try to perform the AEC, but while I obtain the data from the different microphones the processed data is only the mix of all the microphones with a higher volume, with the music. What I want to do is eliminate the maximun music possible. I have tried putting the microphone near the speaker and also at a similar distance as from the user.
I am connecting the Respeaker to a Raspberry pi 4 and obtain the data both from audacity and from the python code in the tutorial.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: