Question: Use as a filter for files about noise-suppression-for-voice HOT 9 OPEN

maybe ffmpeg can transcode with the ladspa plugin.

Yes, I think ffmpeg should be able to do this, see https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#ladspa

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You can use the plugins in many audio/video editing programs.

For example, I use the VST plugin with Davinci Resolve.

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Unfortunately I can't find a way to use this from the command line. Do you know of any software to do that?

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I only use GUI based software, but maybe ffmpeg can transcode with the ladspa plugin.

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FFmpeg also have native filter, arnndn, you need to get rnnoise model files though.

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For the command-line tool. The original rnnoise repo may help you.

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You might have to compile FFmpeg with LADSPA support.

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You can use the plugins in many audio/video editing programs.

For example, I use the VST plugin with Davinci Resolve.

How? Most times it shows it loaded fine but I can't find it and resolve (Fairlight) is lame in it has no way to rescan your VSTs. When Resolve Studio 16 finally did show it for me it created a wide stereo and no reduction.

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You can use the ladspa plugin directly with mpv:

mpv --af=lavfi='[ladspa=librnnoise_ladspa:p=noise_suppressor_mono]' file.mp4

This then should work with the youtube-dl integration of mpv.

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