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Controlling Audio Quality in Conference Calls

  • On July 14, 2018
Background Conference calls are a common tool in the business environment today. They seamlessly close any geographic distance between the participants. While participating in a conference call you are usually not aware of the physical location and time zone of all other participants. This is true until you find it hard to understand the flow […]
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Echo cancellation and public address systems

  • On January 13, 2017
Background When you hear the words echo or echo cancellation, you probably imagine a scenario in which two people are talking over the phone and one of them hears his/her echo. Indeed this is the most common scenario in which echo appears and echo cancellation mechanisms are being used.  In this post we would like […]
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How to control audio volume in conference rooms?

  • On November 20, 2016
Can you hear people that are sitting far away from the microphone? Have you ever joined a conference call where some of the participants were sitting in a conference room? Were you able to understand every word that these people were saying? Probably not. Usually you can clearly hear the people sitting close to the […]
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Echo in Public Address systems – additional considerations

  • On January 16, 2016
Background This post is a continuation to our previous post on  AEC and Public Address systems. This post elaborates on additional considerations that should be reviewed when implementing and tuning acoustic echo cancellation software in PA systems. After analyzing relevant case studies, out of many important considerations, we have selected the below ones.
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