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How to Extract Audio from Ustream on a Mac

Sun, 2009-12-13 01:58 — sheilaa

Extracting Audio from Ustream on a Mac.

1. Open Soundflower and change the 2 channel setting to 'Built-in Output'

2. Open System Preferences for Sound

a. Change Input and Output to 'Soundflower 2 ch'

3. Open Audacity.

a. Open Preferences.

b. Click on the Audio I/O tab. Change Recording device to 'Soundflower (2ch).

Mac and Ustream - Updated "How To"

Thu, 2009-08-06 21:32 — sheilaa

Peggy and I have started to review the Mac pages in the Webcasting Book. I created a screencast about how I set up for streaming in Ustream. Just realized now, I didn't show starting a skype call before streaming. I'm sure there's more that could be changed/added/deleted. Please leave your comments here for us to create a better screencast.


 

Recording and Broadcasting with Nicecast, Skype and a Mac

Mon, 2008-01-28 11:12 — Lee

Listen in to Lee Baber and Derrall's webcast audio tutorial explaining how to set- up your Mac for broadcasting and recording using Nicecast, Skype, and Sound Preferences. Both usb headsets and usb mics are addressed. 

Recording Skype call (two sides)

Sun, 2008-01-20 20:27 — edueyeview

After some frustration with what I thought were setting issues, Lee B helped me out and it turns out my dual 1/8th inch plug headset wasn't going to work for this. I went to the local Radio Shack and ended up with a Logitec 250 USB headset, and things went MUCH smoother! I figured I'd post the settings here that worked, since they are a little different from Lee's screencast since she's using other software.

 (Using a Logitec 250 USB headset)

System prefs : Sound : output and input set to Logitec USB

Mac Settings for recording telephony with Audio Hijack Pro

Sun, 2008-01-20 20:22 — edueyeview

So, I had trouble following the settings for recording two sides of a telephony call (skype), so once I found settings that worked, I figured I'd post them here for anyone else who might need them. 

 (Using a Logitec 250 USB headset)

System prefs : Sound : output and input set to Logitec USB

Audio Hijack settings : Source type: Skype (it'll restart skype if you have it open)

Skype prefs : output and input set to Logitec USB 

None of this covers the audio specs - I'll be doing editing in Audacity to get those set correctly. 

Bit rate 64 settings using a Mac

Wed, 2008-01-16 22:09 — Lornacos
I am feeling little challenged - something that I am sure will be a consistent phenomena for the next 6 weeks. Learning the concept in "windowspeak" and then translating to "macspeak is a bit of a learning curve. I found the method to set a bit rate of 64 for the Mac version of Audacity is established in Audacity preferences> File Format> MP3 Export Setup then the drop down menu> 64. If I have posted this entry twice - it maybe the beginning of that head knocking thing I heard about.

Screencast! Nicecast Set-Up with USB Mic

Wed, 2007-11-07 02:27 — Lee

also see­

Screencast! Nicecast Set-up for Mac and USB headsets­

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That was intense, so I did it again (actually 4 or 5 times )

Sat, 2007-11-03 17:39 — derrallg

screencast

Note: Make sure to follow Lee Barber's screencast
for ­proper Nicecast settings for headphones and ignore mine. Watch mine if you want to see the overall process.

Mac Setup for Skype Preferences, System Preferences and Nicecast

Sun, 2007-10-21 11:17 — Lee

Please go to this book page for help with Mac set up in Skype, Mac System Preferences, and Nicecast. 

http://www.webcastacademy.net/node/948 

Or contact me with any Mac questions. ~Lee 

Success At Last!

Fri, 2007-09-21 15:00 — nzchrissy
It only took a brand new iMac and about 10 minutes of chatting with the fabulous Lee Baber and I was streaming and recording live on Sandbox B! Yahoo! I can't believe how clean and simple webcasting with a mac is. All you need is Nicecast and Skype.
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