https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/use-mac-volume-keys-adjust-monitor-audio/
I have this issue with the classroom screen, I'm sure some of you will encounter the same problem. Haven't tried the software/app mentioned in this, let me know if you do.
Some tips on hardware, software, website design apps, filming and photography, especially Final Cut Pro X.
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Friday, 26 February 2010
Adding audio to your blog
Basically, you need to create an MP3 file, upload this to a site which will give you an embed code- I suggest www.divshare.com - and then copy/paste in the embed code.
The two screenshots show you how this works; as with Scribd the upload is very simple; you now click on more options and you'll see the box in the 2nd screen shot appear - now just copy the embed code.I'll test this out with a random music track...[14th Feb: changed this; must have mistyped the email adrs on the account sign up]
As you may well be using a video camera to record your audio, an alternative to extracting the audio track and putting it through GarageBand/iTunes is to add some relevant stills to the imported track within Final Cut (preferrably - try to start using this!), upload it to YouTube and use the embed code it generates. You're also then using additional new media for your project.
How to convert your audio file to mp3
You can import your file into iTunes where you can convert it ... but you have to change some settings to do this.Open iTunes
Click 'iTunes' on the top menu
Click 'Preferences' from the drop-down list
Look under the General tab for 'import settings'
By default, iTunes will convert files to the aac format ... no good ...
So change this to mp3 from the drop-down menu
Quicker still, import an audio file into iTunes, click ADVANCED and select CONVERT TO MP3
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