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i am running react native app in voice is gettign echo here is code in RoomPage useEffect(() => { let start = async () => { // Perform platform specific call setup. await startCallService(); // Configure audio session AudioSession.configureAudio({ android: { preferredInputType: 'mic', audioTypeOptions: { aec: true, // Acoustic Echo Cancellation ns: true, // Noise Suppression agc: true, // Auto Gain Control preferredAudioType: 'communication', }, autoManage: true, }, }); await AudioSession.startAudioSession(); AudioSession.setSpeakerphoneOn(false); }; start(); return () => { stopCallService(); AudioSession.stopAudioSession(); }; }, []);
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Hey there! To help with the echo issue in your React Native app, here are some friendly steps you can try out: 1. Check Default Settings: LiveKit already has echo cancellation turned on by default, but you can tweak the settings to get even better results. 2. Reconfigure Audio Session: Make sure your audio session is set up just right. For example, if you’re focusing on media playback, you could use:
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useEffect(() => {
  let connect = async () => {
    await AudioSession.configureAudio({
      android: {
        audioTypeOptions: AndroidAudioTypePresets.media,
      },
    });
    await AudioSession.startAudioSession();
  };
  connect();
}, []);
3. Adjust Platform-Specific Settings:Android: You can fine-tune audio settings like this:
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await AudioSession.configureAudio({
  android: {
    manageAudioFocus: true,
    audioMode: 'normal',
    audioFocusMode: 'gain',
    audioStreamType: 'music',
    audioAttributesUsageType: 'media',
    audioAttributesContentType: 'unknown',
  },
});
iOS: Try setting the audio category to
playAndRecord
for better handling:
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await AudioSession.setAppleAudioConfiguration({
  audioCategory: 'playAndRecord',
});
1. Use Enhanced Noise Cancellation: If you can, turn on LiveKit Cloud’s enhanced noise cancellation—it can really boost your audio quality. 2. Test and Optimize: Give it a go by recording and playing back audio to see how well the echo is reduced. Feel free to adjust these settings based on what fits your app best, and test them out in real-world situations to get the best experience. You’ve got this! Sources: Noise & echo cancellation | LiveKit Docs | docs/index.html