shelly0312 Posted April 2, 2011 Share Posted April 2, 2011 I thought it might be a useful tool to video myself as an aid in learning. I mean...my laptop comes equipped with a tiny camera and it should not be difficult?? Well, after some experimenting this afternoon, I did find the audio quality pretty unsatisfactory. My "equipment" was just the standard equipped "web camera" on my laptop and windows media player, so now I appreciate a little more when "you guys" get involved in pretty technical audio/visual discussions. What would be the next step for better audio? is it more software or hardware driven? (oh I know...its both...but....) The audio I have, sounds so one dimensional--not the reedy, sort of throaty sound that my ear registers as a concertina sound. options for a not-computer-geek?? thanks in advance! Michelle SE Wis USA Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kurt Braun Posted April 3, 2011 Share Posted April 3, 2011 I thought it might be a useful tool to video myself as an aid in learning. I mean...my laptop comes equipped with a tiny camera and it should not be difficult?? Well, after some experimenting this afternoon, I did find the audio quality pretty unsatisfactory. My "equipment" was just the standard equipped "web camera" on my laptop and windows media player, so now I appreciate a little more when "you guys" get involved in pretty technical audio/visual discussions. What would be the next step for better audio? is it more software or hardware driven? (oh I know...its both...but....) The audio I have, sounds so one dimensional--not the reedy, sort of throaty sound that my ear registers as a concertina sound. options for a not-computer-geek?? thanks in advance! Michelle SE Wis USA Mark Gilston told me that he does his Youtube videos with his Iphone. They sound okay to me. Pretty simple route for a "not-computer-geek." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ransom Posted April 3, 2011 Share Posted April 3, 2011 Two things to try: 1. Make sure the volume on your microphone isn't turned up too high. You may have to dig around to find the microphone volume settings. This was the main problem I ran into when recording with my webcam. 2. Try a different pair of speakers. If I had to say what kind of speakers were the worst, I would say "laptop speakers." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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