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danielcompton.net
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| | | | | I've been working remotely for about five years full-time. Over that time I've talked with colleagues pretty much every work day, so being able to communicate clearly by audio has been crucial. Bad quality audio can quickly turn a good conversation into a frustrating one when you struggle to hear the speaker, or keep needing to ask them to repeat themselves. Videoconferencing is lower bandwidth than in-person communication; I've tried to get as good quality when videoconferencing so I can catch as much of what the other person is communicating. | |
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blog.fireside.fm
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| | | | | Podcasting is an exciting way to share your voice, ideas, and passions with the world. But for beginners, understanding what equipment is necessary can be daunting. Here, we'll break down exactly what you need to start a high-quality podcast without breaking the bank. 1. Microphone: Your Podcast's Main | |
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ounapuu.ee
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| | | | | I have the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. They're good for consuming content. Audio calls with your colleagues? Forget about it. Thanks, Bluetooth. #notsponsored by Värska, it's just very hot right now. This is the setup I have to go with, and it has all to do with how Bluetooth works. Your options with Bluetooth headsets are the following: high quality sound output, no audio input low quality sound output, low quality audio input (HSP/HFP) That's it. | |
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aryak.me
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