Hi all,
I'm running a project with my YAC creating video projects entirely using
iPhones. Hoping someone can recommend tripod mounts and external microphones
for the iPhone. Preferably someone local (we're on a short timeframe).
Callum Prior
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> digital stories using Photo Story 3 on PCs.
> I changed to a Mac (the best decision ever) and am now making my first DVD
> with iMovie.
> I have - iMac 24" 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (10.5.8)
> All has gone very well to date - have edited 1700 photos in iPhoto, selected
>
Hi Marlene,
That is excellent to hear.
All the best with your storybook movies to DVDs. I'm sure they will be
wonderful.
Regards,
Ronni
On 25/02/2010, at 5:14 PM, Marlene Oostryck wrote:
> Hello all
>
> Many thanks for all the suggestions and hints.
>
> I have done lots of research and lea
a script to go with the digital story and am
now having difficulty recording a voiceover using an external
microphone.
I can record using the iMac in-built microphone but am not happy
with the sound quality and would prefer to use an external mic:
Logitech ClearChat stereo (with headphon
DVD in iMovie, put in Ken Burns
effect, have written a script to go with the digital story and am
now having difficulty recording a voiceover using an external
microphone.
I can record using the iMac in-built microphone but am not happy
with the sound quality and would prefer to use an e
Photo Story 3 on PCs.
>>> I changed to a Mac (the best decision ever) and am now making my first DVD
>>> with iMovie.
>>>
>>> I have - iMac 24" 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (10.5.8)
>>>
>>> All has gone very well to date - have edited 17
e very well to date - have edited 1700 photos in iPhoto, selected
>> 220 for my first DVD in iMovie, put in Ken Burns effect, have written a
>> script to go with the digital story and am now having difficulty recording a
>> voiceover using an external microphone.
>>
>>
G'day Marlene,
On 12/02/2010, at 5:47 PM, Eugene wrote:
> I have had this problem with some mics. Here is possibly the reason:
I use a "Griffin iMic" see...
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/
The one that I use is about 5 years old and looks slightly different
to this one but
e - have edited 1700 photos in iPhoto,
selected 220 for my first DVD in iMovie, put in Ken Burns effect,
have written a script to go with the digital story and am now having
difficulty recording a voiceover using an external microphone.
I can record using the iMac in-built microphone but am n
Hi Marlene,I have had this problem with some mics. Here is possibly the reason:"Modern Macintosh machines DO NOT HAVE A MICROPHONE PORT! They have a
Line-In Audio Port. In common terms the different is a microphone port
has power on it. A Line-In has no power on it is level so devices have
to be se
D in iMovie, put in Ken Burns effect, have
> written a script to go with the digital story and am now having
> difficulty recording a voiceover using an external microphone.
>
> I can record using the iMac in-built microphone but am not happy with
> the sound quality and would prefer
well to date - have edited 1700 photos in iPhoto,
selected 220 for my first DVD in iMovie, put in Ken Burns effect, have
written a script to go with the digital story and am now having
difficulty recording a voiceover using an external microphone.
I can record using the iMac in-built micro
/2009, at 8:05 PM, Stuart Breden wrote:
I see that you can use Voice Memos with an external microphone. You
can pause the recording using the iPhone.
Is there an external microphone with a pause button? And a dicta-
typist headset and foot button so that your secretary can type the
memos
I see that you can use Voice Memos with an external microphone. You
can pause the recording using the iPhone.
Is there an external microphone with a pause button? And a dicta-
typist headset and foot button so that your secretary can type the
memos?
Stuart Breden
PO Box 132
Kalamunda
Yes James, there is a lot of difference in their input levels. The
internal mic registers well at 50% input volume, and records
normally. The external mic doesn't register with normal voice, but
will register a loud voice. I can record with the external mic via
the line in, but the level i
Hi Glenn,
Like most other people, my first suspicious would have been "Line In"
versus "Microphone In" (i.e., pre-amp issue), but you wrote that the
input level is showing 60-70% already. Here is a little app that you
might use to compare your Internal and external microphones:
http://hyperarchi
a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having
much joy from it.
Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
However when I plug the external mic into the audio-in plug on the
back of my iMac G5 (PowerPC):
- input in Sound Prefs switched over to Line In
- input volume is turn
49 PM
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> Subject: External microphone
>
> Hi Wamug,
>
> I've got a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having much
> joy from it.
>
> Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
>
> However when I plug the external mic into
Glenn Nicholas wrote:
Hi Wamug,
I've got a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having much
joy from it.
Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
However when I plug the external mic into the audio-in plug on the back
of my iMac G5 (PowerPC):
- input in Sound
On 13/05/2007, at 8:48 PM, Glenn Nicholas wrote:
Hi Wamug,
I've got a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having
much joy from it.
Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
However when I plug the external mic into the audio-in plug on the
back of my iMac G5 (Po
Hi Wamug,
I've got a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having much
joy from it.
Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
However when I plug the external mic into the audio-in plug on the
back of my iMac G5 (PowerPC):
- input in Sound Prefs switched over to Li
That was my problem too Adrain.
Hence my purchase of an external microphone.
On 15/05/2005, at 2:29 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:
When I tried using the internal microphone it had an echo that
resulted in very poor quality sound at the listeners end.
Adrian
On 15/05/2005, at 1:49 PM, Stephen
Yes, I had the same problem. You need a USB Logitech headphone and mic
and you will have no probs.
Regards Chris Griffiths
On 15/05/2005, at 2:29 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:
When I tried using the internal microphone it had an echo that
resulted in very poor quality sound at the listeners end.
When I tried using the internal microphone it had an echo that
resulted in very poor quality sound at the listeners end.
Adrian
On 15/05/2005, at 1:49 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:
My friends overseas have told me that my eMac's internal microphone
is not very good using Skype.
So last week I
My friends overseas have told me that my eMac's internal microphone is
not very good using Skype.
So last week I bought a Logitech headphone & microphone set.
It plugs into the Audio and Headphone sockets.
I have an eMac 1.25Mhz using OSX 10.3.9
However when I switch to external line-in microph
om UWA.
> I don't recall any iMacs prior to the G5 units having external
> microphone/audio ports
>
> assume you have checked that the mic preferences in both system (and/or
> control panels
if
> in
> classic) and in the application match as internal mic?
>
I don't recall any iMacs prior to the G5 units having external
microphone/audio ports
assume you have checked that the mic preferences in both system (and/or
control panels if
in
classic) and in the application match as internal mic?
failing that a USB mic should work or a standar
lking about, they are beige ad have a flat
underside to sir on the top of the old monitor
Yvonne
On Sunday, March 13, 2005, at 03:22 PM, David Noel wrote:
-- I have a Spanish language learning CD running on my 500 MHz iMac,
but it needs an external microphone plugged in for some uses. I'v
-- I have a Spanish language learning CD running on my 500 MHz iMac, but it
needs an external microphone plugged in for some uses. I've tried a couple of
microphones from other equipment which could be inserted into the external
microphone slot, but neither worked well or at all.
-- Can a
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