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Adjust recording settings, Hide the audio clipping indicator, In the Preview Monitor Options

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■ Use pauses to your advantage: Pausing in the right places can also help emphasize points. When planning your pauses, think not only of punctuating your delivery, but also of taking breaths where they don't disrupt your flow. ■ Gesture for effect: Use gestures carefully-the right gestures can make a show more effective, the wrong gestures can be ineffective or distracting. This is not to suggest that you should be statue-still except when you make a choreographed move; just be conscious of your actions and find a balance of stillness and gestures. Adjust recording settings Before you record, turn the audio Output Volume down on the Setup tab so you don't get feedback from the speakers through the microphone. Click Setup, and then select Audio. Drag the Output Volume slider down to a medium or low level. If you are not relying on audio cues for your dialog, click Mute to completely mute the output for best results. Hide the audio clipping indicator By default, a microphone icon appears in the Output Monitor window if the audio you are recording is too loud. That icon lets you know when to lower the recording level and try again. If you aren't concerned about clipping and find the icon visually distracting, however, you can hide it. Select Settings > Application Settings. In the Preview Monitor Options section, deselect Enable Audio Level Clipping Indicator. Rehearsing a show 107

Section	Page
Contents	3
Installing Visual Communicator	9
Installation	9
Feature and control overview	11
Visual Communicator windows, Action window, and Media libraries	11
The Coach area	14
The tabbed control panels	14
The Menu bar	22
Dialog boxes	26
Making your first show	31
Creating and publishing	31
Setting up a studio	37
Choosing a camera	37
Connecting, positioning, and testing a camera	38
Configuring cameras	41
Installing and configuring microphones	42
Creating a show	45
Creating a show using the wizard	45
Creating a One-Click Video template	46
Managing projects and media files	49
Best practices for organizing projects and media files	49
Save, package, open, and delete projects	51
Planning shows and writing scripts	53
Planning your show	53
Using the Teleprompter	57
Using scripts and the Teleprompter	57
Adding closed captions to a video	61
Using closed captions for accessibility	61
Media inputs, video effects, and external events	67
Using action trays	67
Adding effects and media inputs	70
Media inputs	72
Video effects: transitions and more	87
Triggering events outside the video	95
Digitally replacing the background	99
Set up a camera for V-Screen	99
Selecting the V-Screen background or virtual set	100
Setting the key	102
Rehearsing and recording a show	105
Rehearsing a show	105
Recording a show	108
Review a show	114
Presenting live shows	117
Set up for a live presentation	117
Giving a live presentation	119
Publishing a video	123
Select the publishing method	123
Setting file and account information	127
Setting video publishing options	131
Live streaming	139
Understanding streaming basics	139
Requirements for streaming live media	140
Configuring streaming settings	141
Shortcuts	149

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Use pauses to your advantage: Pausing in the right places can also help emphasize points.

When planning your pauses, think not only of punctuating your delivery, but also of

taking breaths where they don’t disrupt your flow.

■

Gesture for effect: Use gestures carefully—the right gestures can make a show more

effective, the wrong gestures can be ineffective or distracting. This is not to suggest that

you should be statue-still except when you make a choreographed move; just be conscious

of your actions and find a balance of stillness and gestures.

Adjust recording settings

Before you record, turn the audio Output Volume down on the Setup tab so you don’t get

feedback from the speakers through the microphone.

Click Setup, and then select Audio.

Drag the Output Volume slider down to a medium or low level.

Hide the audio clipping indicator

By default, a microphone icon appears in the Output Monitor window if the audio you are

recording is too loud. That icon lets you know when to lower the recording level and try

again. If you aren’t concerned about clipping and find the icon visually distracting, however,

you can hide it.

Select Settings > Application Settings.

In the Preview Monitor Options section, deselect Enable Audio Level Clipping Indicator.

If you are not relying on audio cues for your dialog, click Mute to completely mute the

output for best results.