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The Setup tab for audio and video
Use the Setup tab to configure audio and video input devices like microphones and cameras
and to test their connection. Click Audio or Video to view these controls.
The Audio setup button
Input pop-up menu Sets which audio device is selected for setup purposes.
Audio Input Device
pop-up menu
Input Source pop-
up menu
Audio Output
Method pop-up
menu
Hardware Level
slider and meter
Digital Boost slider,
meter, and clipping
lights
Pass-Thru To
Speakers
Mute
Output Volume
Master Volume
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Feature and control overview
Displays the name of the audio device that's assigned to the currently
selected input (Audio 1, Audio 2, and so on). If the audio device is
connected but not listed here, either it or its driver is not installed
properly.
Select from multiple input sources available for the current device, such
as Microphone or Line-In. Some devices will not have any Input Source
options.
Allows you to choose either wave out or kernel streaming for the audio
portion of your recorded shows.
Controls the volume level of the currently selected audio input card and
affects the volume at which audio is recorded. Adjust this level so that
the meter stays mostly in the yellow range.
Sets the hardware level amplification by degrees. Adjust this level only if
the volume is too low even with the Hardware Level option set to
maximum, or if the prerecorded audio volume needs to be increased or
reduced.
The meter shows sound levels. The clipping lights at the top indicate
that sound levels might be too loud, which can result in some sounds
being truncated.
Controls whether the microphone's output plays through to the
computer speakers while rehearsing or recording. If you are
experiencing feedback, disabling this option can eliminate it.
Silences the current audio input for rehearsal and recording and in the
published video.
Adjusts the output volume of the computer's main speakers.
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