Professor Bonevac, thank you for all your lectures. I enjoy them very much. Please, use a lapel microphone if you can. You can connect it to your cell phone, and keep the phone in your pocket, recording while you teach. The camera will record its own (bad) sound. Then, you will mix the good audio from your phone into the video, to replace the bad video sound. That's easy, you can do it in iMovie, if you use a Mac, or in Blender (free and available for all operating systems). It's a pity to get the teaching right and miss in sound quality. Thanks again, we stay tuned!
Professor Bonevac, thank you for all your lectures. I enjoy them very much.
Please, use a lapel microphone if you can. You can connect it to your cell phone, and keep the phone in your pocket, recording while you teach. The camera will record its own (bad) sound. Then, you will mix the good audio from your phone into the video, to replace the bad video sound. That's easy, you can do it in iMovie, if you use a Mac, or in Blender (free and available for all operating systems). It's a pity to get the teaching right and miss in sound quality. Thanks again, we stay tuned!