IsardIceheart
IsardIceheart t1_j2epxzg wrote
Reply to comment by f4f4f4f4f4f4f4f4 in Eli5 How exactly does Noise cancellation work? That too in such small airbuds by Professional-Ad3441
Lmao, yeah this guy is dense.
Also... software is never faster than the hardware it runs on, by definition.
IsardIceheart t1_j2eg99f wrote
Reply to comment by frzx1 in Eli5 How exactly does Noise cancellation work? That too in such small airbuds by Professional-Ad3441
Yeah, okay buddy.
I did some research and it looks like active noise canceling is still done with purely hardware, because software cannot process the sound fast enough.
By purely hardware I mean it is an analog system, not digital.
IsardIceheart t1_j2eb5hh wrote
Reply to comment by GanondalfTheWhite in Eli5 How exactly does Noise cancellation work? That too in such small airbuds by Professional-Ad3441
I'm pretty sure they use pure hardware, no software to do it, because software is too slow.
(This information may be out of date, but this was true not that long ago)
IsardIceheart t1_j2fjr4l wrote
Reply to comment by wbsgrepit in Eli5 How exactly does Noise cancellation work? That too in such small airbuds by Professional-Ad3441
Yeah, I guess the point is that general processing is unsuitable for the work, rather than incapable.