Santa wrote:
even shouting will not drive the blue bars past
half way.
Hey Santa!
I do audio recording for a small town radio station on both eMac and
iBook (both G4's), usually using QuickTime. I rarely see the blue bars
go up to, or even past half way. I assume that Apple uses some sor
On 2010/12/03 07:54, Walter Sheluk so eloquently wrote:
if you are near RadioShack or an electronics store there is a audio
microphone "booster" that may help or may be the answer for your low
input level.
You should not have to buy more hardware to use features that are
supposed to work on t
On Dec 3, 2010, at 1:51 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
>
> Viewing the computer screen via HDMI is MUCH better than trying to using
> S-Video or NTSC composite video. Kind of like the difference between sitting
> in front of the screen and sitting about 40 feet away, respectively.
Aslo generally be
On Dec 1, 2010, at 11:58 PM, OzSanta wrote:
> G'day Tina
>
> I'm using the built in mic.
>
> However, even a usb mic won't drive the bars very high unless I talk about an
> inch away from the mic, and even then, quite loudly.
>
> I've trashed the Audio preferences, to no avail. I've lodged a
On Dec 2, 2010, at 3:13 AM, Mystic Prowler wrote:
> It has 2 HDMI ports but that's about it.
Well, you only need one to drive it from the computer. You can get either a
DVI to HDMI cable or a DVI to HDMI adapter and an appropriate cable to connect
the TV to the computer.
Viewing the computer
On 10-12-02 12:58 AM, OzSanta wrote:
unless I can figure out why the input is so low.
Your problem is certainly perplexing to me.
As we sound engineers sometimes say: be sure you're high and then tone
it down:
Albeit you are not doing "speech recognition" when you select system
preference
On 2010/12/02 00:58, OzSanta so eloquently wrote:
I'm using the built in mic.
However, even a usb mic won't drive the bars very high unless I talk
about an inch away from the mic, and even then, quite loudly.
You mentioned that it is new, is it still under warranty? If so I say
it's Apple's r
It has 2 HDMI ports but that's about it.
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G'day Tina
I'm using the built in mic.
However, even a usb mic won't drive the bars very high unless I talk about an
inch away from the mic, and even then, quite loudly.
I've trashed the Audio preferences, to no avail. I've lodged a hardware bug
report to Apple.
Line-in mics need a hi-gain mi
