Removing Noise with AI - RM Noise

I see the [dreaded] -9999 error. I'm guessing you've already tried it, but be sure and reboot. More suggestions: - try deleting the config file: rmnoise.cfg (You will need to reenter your password.) - it appears you're letting MS choose the sound devices (device 0). You might try choosing the device...

I'm not sure and will suggest a few things - many of which you may have already tried. - reboot - check device manager for active soundcard devices - check to see if other audio apps work (like audacity, if you have it) - when you are troubleshooting devices within RM Noise, be sure and click ACTIVA...

I just googled, and one post suggested that "a woman saying trial" is related to the trial of Virtual Audio Cables expiring...

A few months ago, another user reported a voice saying "trial". To be clear, it is not coming from the RM Noise client or servers.

I'm not sure where to start.. Is there anything unusual about your installation?

Chip,

Thank you. I replied via email.

Howdy. Take a look at Windows' mixer and the levels for both the input and output device you are using in RM Noise. If possible, increase the volume levels. Mixer: Settings -> system -> sound -> volume mixer Device specific input / output device levels: Settings -> system -> sound -> [specific-input...

Howdy!

I am not familiar with your rig, but the bandwidth setting should be made at the radio, and you should use that bandwidth setting when listening with RM Noise.

This way, the real-time audio, to which you listen, will 'match' the recording used to train the AI.

You could also make a 2 minute recording, so I can check if indeed there is a difference between 0 and 100% filtering. Just let me know, once the recording is there.

Eric - hello. 1) I hear no difference between Bypass toggled on or off. Ditto for 0->100 filtering. Everything sounds filtered. Any thoughts what I'm doing wrong? Does mute work as expected? I'm also wondering what happens with bypass and 0-100% filtering if you use a recording for the audio input. ...

It appears the config file has been corrupted in some way.

You can delete the "rmnoise.cfg" file from the RM Noise install directory, and it will be recreated. This directory defaults to:
C:\Users\your-username-here\AppData\Local\Programs\RM Noise