rtnr: Set process_enabled by default and keep its value in rtnr_reset() #6148
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Since rtnr_reset() will be called once recording is finished, the value of process_enabled should not be changed in this function. Otherwise every new recording will start with the value set in rtnr_reset(), and it should be an incorrect behavior. Signed-off-by: Ming Jen Tai <mingjen_tai@realtek.com>
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This PR enables RTNR processing by default and keeps its value while the recording is finished.
Since rtnr_reset() will be called once recording is finished, the value of process_enabled should not be changed in this function.
Otherwise every new recording will start with the value set in rtnr_reset() and it should be an incorrect behavior.