this sounds interesting, i am in much need to have something remove background noise when using Dragon, but i am afraid to try it with this much information only. Woudl be happy if someone would write down instructions... and how do i know whether it will work on my computer or not?

With the suggested workaround, I was able to install the software, but I couldn't check the box at 'remove background noise', because that gave an error message 'unable to start microphone denoising', or something like that. So I assume there's no benefit for me to using this.

I have a recorded audio file with a lot of background noise.  I was wondering if there was some way I could use this software to clear that up using a virtual cable or something else by playing the audio file again and recording it with this NVidia RTX Voice filter on.  Is this possible and if yes how do I go about this.

We have experienced a lot of with this idea and driver in the past. Although you may eventually make the "trick" work with a few cards other than those from Nvidia, it will probably not work in most cases, neither be too legal to do so.

 

This is why we are currently exploring the possibility of integrating such a functionality in our Octopus USB Controller application and/or our TableMike and TravelMike microphones.

 

Let us know whether you may be eventually interested in such a development through this thread for us to allocate more resources and priority to it, since we are only focused in bringing to the Speech recognition market UNIQUE and value added solutions!

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Windows 7, Intel  i7, 8 GB, USB TravelMike or SpeechWare USB MultiAdapter with FlexyMike Dual Ear

I'd buy it right away !

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Memory: 16GB Microphone Brand and Model: LFH 4000 & Flexy Mike  Operating System: win 10, latest update; Surface Book 2, Processor (CPU) Type & Speed: I7 8650 Soundcard Brand and Model: none Speech Software: Dragon Medical Practice Edition, french version: 4.2 Using KnowBrainer?:Yes

 

I recently took out my tablemike 6 in 1 from my microphone museum, since I did not try it again since I'm working with DMPE 4. I became very clear it's what gave me the best result of all I tried, in my context (home office, voice around, and prof office with a little echo because i'm alone in a gib room).

I'm trying to work with it with RTX voice enabled, with no RTX card and it adds a marginal benefit. with the price to pay of an added latency. If you were able to integrate the benefits without the latency (maybe having an RTX card would reduce it, but given the price of thos cards it's a costly bet), it would be a very good step

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Memory: 16GB Microphone Brand and Model: LFH 4000 & Flexy Mike  Operating System: win 10, latest update; Surface Book 2, Processor (CPU) Type & Speed: I7 8650 Soundcard Brand and Model: none Speech Software: Dragon Medical Practice Edition, french version: 4.2 Using KnowBrainer?:Yes