Configurable Amplitude Threshold #90 #97
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@Anushka-Pote i can work on it if you want |
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I would have loved to, but this PR is merged actually |
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Description: Currently, the amplitude threshold for detecting sound is hard-coded. Implement a way for users to configure this threshold through an input prompt or command-line argument. This enhancement will allow users to customize the sensitivity of the sound detection to suit their specific needs.
Default - 20 value for Sus Calc
Issue number- #90
Contributor for- Gssoc-ext, Hacktoberfest