-Launch the QT Broadcaster Application
-Select the Video Tab and disable the Video Stream
-Select the Audio Tab and make sure the Audio Stream is enabled
-Deselect the Play-through speaker check box (to avoid feedback in
the case of capturing through the PowerBook's internal mic)
-Select the Compressor you want to use
-Select the Bit depth (N/A for AAC or AMR compression)
-Select the # of Channels (N/A for AMR compression)
-Make sure the the record to disk checkbox is checked
-Click Broadcast to start
-Click Stop to stop
-There will be a new movie titled "My Movie" in the ~/Movies/ folder
If you don't want to stream the broadcast to the web at the same time
you can enter some bogus settings in the network tab.
-James Livingston
Apple Computer, Inc.
On Aug 19, 2005, at 3:51 PM, Brad Ford wrote:
QuickTime Player Pro currently does not allow such a fine level of
control over audio recording properties, though that would be a
great feature request for a future version. Your professor friend
can record audio with very customized parameters using WhackedTV
(for instance, he/she could record a stereo signal from the built-
in audio and have it mixed down to mono AAC at 32 kbps). WhackedTV
is a sample code application which shows developers how to write
programs using QuickTime's Sequence Grabber, but a prebuilt
executable is included in the .dmg. Just double-click it and go.
Caveat - with greater power comes greater responsibility. It's not
as simple to use as QuickTime Player Pro's recording feature.
On Aug 19, 2005, at 11:31 AM, Frank Fulchiero wrote:
I've got a professor who wants to record his lectures on his
PowerBook using QuickTime Player Pro 7.
The default Audio Recording rate is 128 kbps stereo, more than is
needed.
Is there a way of reducing the rate? I don't see it in the
Recording Preferences. If not, it would be nice to have this....
Is there a way of eliminating/extracting one of the stereo tracks
in QT Pro, without recompressing, after the recording is saved, to
halve the file size?
I thought there was a way to do this in QT Pro 6, but can't find
it in v.7.
I know there is other voice recording software, i.e.
recorder.xhead, but was wondering if it could be done in QT Pro 7.
Thanks,
Frank Fulchiero
Digital Media Specialist
Connecticut College
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