Hey, this was a very nice tour you put together and does show what we have been working on quite well. Thanks for your hard work. By the way, how did you produce this? What was the process? Did you use the program mentioned in class?
I used Camstudio (freeware) to get the video and the orginal audio (the jumpy, skippy parts). Then I put it together in Windows MovieMaker and re-recorded the last section of the audio as you can hear by the jump in sound level in MovieMaker. I would normally use Audacity to record sound as it is quite a powerful bit of software, but that isn't exactly what happened this time.
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Hey, this was a very nice tour you put together and does show what we have been working on quite well. Thanks for your hard work. By the way, how did you produce this? What was the process? Did you use the program mentioned in class?
I used Camstudio (freeware) to get the video and the orginal audio (the jumpy, skippy parts). Then I put it together in Windows MovieMaker and re-recorded the last section of the audio as you can hear by the jump in sound level in MovieMaker. I would normally use Audacity to record sound as it is quite a powerful bit of software, but that isn't exactly what happened this time.
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