Re: Noise cancellation feature

You would need to try out that, I first read it as if the timeout is the gap that is needed before the microphone is turned off. However I might fail as it is not clear from the docs from my point of view. Sebastian 2012/1/18 Stefan Proell : > Thanks Sebastian! > > If I set this timeout to i.e. 2

Re: Noise cancellation feature

Thanks Sebastian! If I set this timeout to i.e. 2 seconds, wouldn't that solve the problem too? In my interpretation this would cause Flash to wait two Seconds after the "silence", before cancelling the the transmission? See: silenceTimeout

Re: Noise cancellation feature

... okay there might by a hack to prevent Flash from turning of the micro, if you set the timeout to 100 seconds, see http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/media/Microphone.html#setSilenceLevel%28%29 But there is no way of configuring the timeout in Openmeeti

Re: Noise cancellation feature

But I think it is already set to 0 by default, so it is already as sensible as possible. I don't think that there is any smaller / more sensible setting. You can compare the attributes generally available for the Microphone here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/f

RE: Noise cancellation feature

To: openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org Subject: Noise cancellation feature Dear mailinglist, we are using openmeetings for our voice conferences with five or more participants. The system is automatically stopping the transmission of audio signals (e.g. auto noise cancelling ), if one is not

Re: Noise cancellation feature

In the config.xml there is a param: 0 Sebastian 2012/1/18 Stefan Proell : > Dear mailinglist, > > we are using openmeetings for our voice conferences with five or more > participants. > The system is automatically stopping the transmission of audio signals (e.g. > auto noise cancelling ), if o

Noise cancellation feature

Dear mailinglist, we are using openmeetings for our voice conferences with five or more participants. The system is automatically stopping the transmission of audio signals (e.g. auto noise cancelling ), if one is not speaking. So after every short pause, the transmission is abruptly terminate