Hi Frameworks,
I'm looking for advice on recording a long distance interview. I originally
thought I could do it in person with my Zoom recorder but the subject's work
plans changed and will not be coming out from the East coast anymore.
There are various ways to chat over the internet but I do
I have done cross-country interviews before, and I feel your best possible
quality option is to have someone on the other end show up and mic/shoot
the subject while you speak to them on the telephone/skype/etc.
Also there is in fact an iphone app to record a conversation, although I am
not sure w
Best thing to do is find someone to go out to their place and record them
while they're on the phone talking with you. Or find a studio with the
ability to do it remotely in his area.
If you try and do it over skype or something you have no control over their
setup, or over the room acoustics.
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Quicktime Movie has a built in screen recorder that is free. Camtasia as
well. I would just go with Skype and a screen recorder. Then you can crop,
etc. later...
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
> Best thing to do is find someone to go out to their place and record them
> whi
Why not just use Skype along with software like Wiretap (
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wiretap/), which records audio direct
from an application?
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For one thing this Wiretap only records audio, not video. And the second
part; it is $69 bucks. You can do this with a free on a Mac with an
application called Soundflower that directs it to garageband for audio
record.
Windows, I have no idea.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Adam R. Levine wro
Since the OP mentions a Zoom recorder, I assume John is looking only for audio.
When Scott says:
> If you try and do it over skype or something you have no control over their
> setup, or over the room acoustics.
he's on the right track.
That is, the first key point here is that the audio quali
you!
John
From: David Tetzlaff
To: John Woods ; Experimental Film Discussion List
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 7:44:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Best method for recording a long distance interview
Since the OP mentions a Zoom recorder, I assume John is loo
