I made a cell phone [video]
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I made a cell phone [video]
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#4Also a fun video to watch, but he kind of skips over some of the most interesting technical details (like writing the software).
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#5I wish the audience's audio wasn't much MUCH louder than the speaker. I had to turn the audio up to hear him, but the laughing was so loud I had to turn it down every few seconds. Also a fun video to watch, but he kind of skips over some of the most interesting technical details (like writing the software).
On a serious note, though, I hope a write up with more details pops up.
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#6I wish the audience's audio wasn't much MUCH louder than the speaker. I had to turn the audio up to hear him, but the laughing was so loud I had to turn it down every few seconds. Also a fun video to watch, but he kind of skips over some of the most interesting technical details (like writing the software).
Agreed, my neighbors probably hate me right now from the audio. On a serious note, though, I hope a write up with more details pops up.
VLC -> Media -> Open Network Stream, paste in the youtube URL.
VLC -> Tools -> Effects and Filters -> Audio Effects -> Compressor.
Enable the compressor. Here's where I moved the sliders: http://i.imgur.com/fGlPM5R.png
I basically followed the advice given here: http://lifehacker.com/5920290/how-to-fix-movies-that-are-rea...
The last 10 seconds of the video is the best way to verify it is working. Without compression, the clapping is ear-drum-splitting-loud compared to the speakers voice.