Reduce Microphone Background Noise on Linux using PulseAudio Echo Cancellation

NOTE: This is for the remaining PulseAudio users. There are better ways to do this if you're on Pipewire. It just took me 3 years to get around to editing and uploading this video after filming.
In this video, I describe how you can use the standard PulseAudio echo cancellation to improve sound quality when on calls, when either you (or the person on the other end) is in a noisy environment or struggles with echo issues.
Produced by Tony Tascioglu
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[@aamasykuri]

I try it to my updated ubuntu but I try it in my laptop the result is still noise from my external mixer device.

[@vulkoInDaLexus]

do i have to type this after every restart

[@Bruno-ke1uh]

thank, my mic no longer sound how if i am in ww2

[@dip4fish]

thanks so much

[@adenine2271]

r u greek?

[@TonyTascioglu]

No

[@dennisonicc]

that awful raster font...

[@TonyTascioglu]

Not just that, but integer upscaling to 4k since at the time I'd rather keep it sharp but blocky. At one point, I was using a 1080p BGR TV as a monitor, which has terrible ppi, so I was running bitmap fonts with smaller than normal font sizes. This shouldn't be an issue on videos I've filmed (not necessarily uploaded) starting in 2021.