At 19:45 You were about to transition to the next point. I caught myself, thinking about our club meetings, that have boring stuff like treasures report, reading of the last meeting minutes, etc. And I started to leave your meeting video, and to leave the audio running to go look at an outline of our meetings. I STOPPED, because I realized I was walking away from yours. I had to share this comment. Thanks for your video's they are helping me do the hybrid meeting for our club and I can see other use cases as well. Keep it up.
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A very meta reaction! But leaving the audio on only is perfectly fine for my videos. Especially live streams, which are less visually intense than a regular video. I hope you will inject some more fun into your meetings!
I have participants in one room and then others join via Zoom. The audio is not so good as it sounds like we are in a cavernous area. We have the OWL technology. If we only use Zoom and no OWL it seems like we have to disconnect the audio. How can I get great audio and speaker with about 10 people in the room. Wish we could just use our devices bu tthe feeback does not help and it would be hard to connect and disconnect each time we speak.
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You definitely need to limit the audio to only one device. Here's a video about the conference speakerphone I use these days. It works really well! ua-cam.com/video/4OFUhX_h1b8/v-deo.html
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At 19:45 You were about to transition to the next point. I caught myself, thinking about our club meetings, that have boring stuff like treasures report, reading of the last meeting minutes, etc. And I started to leave your meeting video, and to leave the audio running to go look at an outline of our meetings. I STOPPED, because I realized I was walking away from yours. I had to share this comment. Thanks for your video's they are helping me do the hybrid meeting for our club and I can see other use cases as well. Keep it up.
A very meta reaction! But leaving the audio on only is perfectly fine for my videos. Especially live streams, which are less visually intense than a regular video. I hope you will inject some more fun into your meetings!
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I have participants in one room and then others join via Zoom. The audio is not so good as it sounds like we are in a cavernous area. We have the OWL technology. If we only use Zoom and no OWL it seems like we have to disconnect the audio. How can I get great audio and speaker with about 10 people in the room. Wish we could just use our devices bu tthe feeback does not help and it would be hard to connect and disconnect each time we speak.
You definitely need to limit the audio to only one device. Here's a video about the conference speakerphone I use these days. It works really well!
ua-cam.com/video/4OFUhX_h1b8/v-deo.html