NoiceEFX (Enable Noise and Echo cancellation in Linux headphones, webcam, mic using Pulse Audio noise cancellation tool. Subscribe
Using NoiceEFX.sh this tool you can Enable noise and echo cancellation in your Linux machine. Follow the steps below.
Must read the description: To remove the 90% background noise coming through your headphone or webcam mic, you have to do is, edit this file mentioned below: Add the lines just after line ### Make some devices default
Edit file: sudo nano /etc/pulse/default.pa
Add the lines after ### Make some devices default load-module module-echo-cancel source_name=noechosource sink_name=noechosink set-default-source noechosource set-default-sink noechosink
Ctrl + o to save Ctrl + x to exit....
There can be some errors to fix them must watch the video. If you don't restart your PulseAudio in the proper manner maybe you need to restart your system and start the demon again which is a long process. That is the reason I made this tool to make everything working in few clicks.
How to run the tool NoiceEFX.sh Using NoiceEFX.sh this tool you can Enable noise and echo cancellation in your Linux machine. Follow the steps below. Note: once you start the tool it will look for the PulseAudio tool. If it is not installed it will install it automatically. There is a file in the Backup directory. Make sure you should not edit that. That is a fresh copy of default.pa file. In case you mess or deleted that file you can copy-paste the same file to the location /etc/pulse/default.pa
Step 1 Git clone the tool: git clone https://github.com/efxtv/NoiceEFX.git
Step 2 Get inside NoiceEFX and provide execution permission cd NoiceEFX.sh chmod 755 noiceefx.sh
Step 3 Install Install Activate and ForceActivate
Step 4 Configure the Kazam or any screen recorder to get the noise cancellation feature. Go to Linux system settings Select Sound Scroll down and search for Input Select the input as shown in the video.
ERROR If there is no input and output file please watch the full video to fix that error.