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One was able to resolve it by logging off and then re-entering and saying yes to the first pop up by Brave asking for access to microphone. Which is somewhat counter intuitive if audio access is tied to a permission request for the microphone.
When physical or emotional pain is too much, our conditioning is to pull away and avoid direct contact with raw feelings. The result is a trance - we are split off from the wholeness of our aliveness, intelligence and capacity to love. This talk explores how this dissociation...
Our deep potential is to live from an awake, loving heart. This talk looks at how, with a kind and mindful attention, we can decondition habitual tendencies toward grasping and self-centeredness, and nourish the sense of connectedness and care that gives rise to generosity. As...
When we are caught in self-judgment we forget the truth of who we are - our wholeness, awareness and love. This talk examines how we take the imperfect waves of our being personally, and become imprisoned in the trance of unworthiness, a limited and distorted reality. We then...
When we get stuck in difficult emotions like hatred, anger and fear, we are in a trance of separation - disconnected from the whole of our inner experience, each other and the web of life. This talk explores four inquiries that help us reconnect with presence and heart. Rather...
In his recent book, The New Saints, Lama Rod Owens offers teachings and practices that awaken our longing for freedom, and help us realize the truth of who we are. This week, I sat down with Lama Rod to talk about how an authentic path of liberation must include the often...
At the core of our suffering is our universal human predicament: an illusion that we are a separate self. This talk explores how this identification as a self obscures our belonging to loving awareness, and offers a powerful set of practices that shine a light on...
We long for soul friends, and yet often engage with each other in reactive ways - caught inside the experience of a wanting, guarded, fearful self. This talk explores practices that release identification with these scales that confine us, so we can remember the sacredness...
The capacity to witness what is happening inside us with a non-judging attention allows us to respond to life from our full intelligence and heart. This talk looks at the role of witnessing in spiritual practice, and how we can cultivate this superpower in a way that reveals...
Prayer is a communing with our enlarged being. This talk examines less conscious forms of prayer, and how we can evolve the power of our prayers by opening into the depth of our longing, and reaching toward our true belonging (from the 2016 IMCW Spring Retreat). How I yearn to...
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Right now we are able to replicate the issue on iPhones that are connected to a WiFi network (any WiFi connection even a hotspot on another phone). The audio is present if we connect over a cellular data connection.
I get that, but neither Teamspeak not my video games recognize any of the buttons on the yellowjacket as gamepad buttons that can be mapped. The CUE seems to have the ability to map buttons to macros and whatnot, but I can't seem to figure out how to get it to work. Also, I'd really like to change the basic way the mute button on the headset itself works from toggle to push-to-talk.
I started playing this online game which was designed poorly: Your microphone is always forced on. But I like to talk to my friends through Discord while playing this game, and that creates a problem. Sometimes, I want to talk to only my friends but not the people ingame. This means I need push-to-talk ingame, which doesn't exist.
So my workaround is to create a virtual microphone that acts as a proxy for my real microphone, and I can push-to-talk to "let audio flow through" the virtual microphone. Then, I assign the virtual microphone as the input device for the game, and now I have push-to-talk.
I've been asked how I do my digital audio recording, especially during the last six months of 2013 when I was digitizing over 80 vinyl albums of railroad sounds, as well as my own collection of vinyl albums, which includes numerous music albums as well as additional railroad sounds.
WavePad comes from NCH Software in Australia. I also use their SoundTap program to capture streaming audio, and its does a great job. Although the programs from NCH are a bit too self-promotional (they continue ask me to upgrade, even though I have already upgraded), their programs are very nice and actually work. If they need the continuous self-promotion to fund improving their software, I'm willing to accept and ignore.
Another tool I use a lot is dBpoweramp from illustrate. It is a very nice set of tools for converting and maintaining your music files. It also has a very good CD ripper. Using the codecs that are offered, you can convert any audio format to any other audio format, all in very high quality. The cost is minimal, so there's no ad-supported crap to deal with like in so many of the "free" converters.
Music has remained a part of my life ever since, through all the various moves and upgrades. Components have come and gone, including an interim component setup using those same big Pioneer speakers, plus a couple great sounding book shelf speakers at the other end of the room, and a AIWA combination CD/cassette player, together with what was literally hundreds of CDs and vinyl albums. That was until I purchased my first iPod in late 2005, which forced me to rethink of my audio life, with my computer becoming the focal point.
As expected, a change in Windows operating systems, from XP to Vista, brought changes to how I captured audio. Total Recorder no longer functioned with the integrated sound on the Dell, so I installed a Soundblaster X-Fi Extreme Audio sound card.
I started out with my digital audio efforts back in January 2000, when I purchased a program called CoolEdit 2000, from Syntrillium Software Company. It was shareware, and I paid them a very minimal license fee. When I started recording from vinyl LPs in April 2001, I purchased their Audio Cleanup Plugin for filtering clicks and pops. In February 2003, I upgraded to the most recent versions of both the program and the plugin. In May 2003, Syntrillium sold the program to Adobe, who renamed it as Audition. I have version 3, but I doubt I'll be upgrading it. The program is still available, for a much higher price.
Recently, I have been converting my Howard Fogg railroad sounds LPs into audio CDs. As I record the tracks into the computer using CoolEdit 2000, and set the cues for the tracks on the CDs, I get the opportunity to listen to each track numerous times. Fogg's narration for his tapes from the 1950s is great, and the sounds are truly treasures of the mind. I am also doing my Mobile Fidelity LPs, and listening to Mister D's Machine for the first time in many, many years brings back some great first generation memories.
The players themselves took it seriously, as Lakers' point guard, D'Angelo Russell, and the Pacers' Bruce Brown had beef during the Final and trashed talked to each other throughout the game, with the audio being leaked on social media and going viral.
It seems that both players have had beef since last season's playoffs, with Brown playing with the Denver Nuggets, who eliminated the Lakers in the Western Conference finals. Russell allegedly reminded him of all the trash talk from back then.
In most cases, the mute function will be enabled by default. By disabling mute, you will be able to record audio from the microphone of your security camera. To hear the audio, in either live mode or playback, you will typically need to full-screen the individual channel that your audio security camera is on. This applies for both NVR and app use.
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