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Broadcasting Internet Audio via VoIP
Posted by on 04 May 2011 10:27 AM

The first time you use the Start Mic Cam feature, you will be presented with some setup wizards that will help you properly setup your camera and microphone. The Microphone Settings Wizard is detailed below:

Adobe Permissions

Note: When prompted by Adobe Flash Player Settings, you will need to "Allow" access to your microphone in order to broadcast via VoIP.

Audio Wizard 1

1) The first step in properly setting up your microphone is to make sure that it’s plugged in and that no other software applications are using it.

Audio Wizard 2

2) The next step would be to determine if you will be using a headset to broadcast your audio.

Audio Wizard 3

3) Now it's time to test your speakers. This is especially necessary if you plan on passing the broadcasting rights to anyone else during your webinar. 

Audio Wizard 4
4) Select your microphone device. If you have a microphone that plugs directly into your sound card via a 3.5mm stereo jack then you will want to select your sound card as the microphone device. (As shown in the image to the right.)

If you have a USB headset or built in microphone, then you will want to look for a USB device entry or for the name of the headset you are using.

Audio Wizard

5) Finally, you will want to adjust the volume settings for your microphone to ensure that you are providing the best audio experience for your attendees. The volume level will provide a graphical representation of your current volume as you speak into your microphone. Generally, you will want to adjust your volume so that you occasionally see a little yellow when you are making a strong point, without reaching red.

Broadcasting

Once you have completed the audio wizard you will be broadcasting. To stop broadcasting just click on the Stop Mic & Cam button.
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