Here are our suggestions, including many products that we use in-house at Filmkraft. This includes webcams that shoot HD, mics that multiply audio quality, and lights that will give you perfect exposure. Now that you know how to record using Zoom, it's important to have good equipment. If you are recording music performances or interviews and have the bandwidth, we recommend that you check out this impressive feature. Once you're there, check Show in-meeting option to "Enable Original Sound" from microphone and then High fidelity music mode.
To select this mode, head to the Audio Tab and navigate all the way down to click on Advanced. One drawback is that this feature requires a very fast internet connection, so Zoom recommends a hard ethernet connection rather than wifi. Selecting this setting disables several features such as echo-cancellation and post processing, and raises the codec specs to 48Khz, 96Kbps mono/192kbps stereo! Let us know in the comments below if enable HD helped you achieve better recording quality.Īs of September 2020, Zoom has introduced a new High Fidelity Professional Audio option. We still think it's a good idea to enable HD, but the video recording quality might not improve much because of it. However, when we tried recording the video stream with this option both activated and deactivated, we saw very little difference. In theory, checking this option would allow you to broadcast a 720p video. If you have time to do this in post, we recommend leaving this off. This will put a slight blur on the image to smooth out skin tones.
There are two settings in the Video Tab that might be of interest to anybody who will be filmed in the recording.įirst, there's the Touch up my appearance option. Lastly, click Optimize for 3rd party video editor. This might be one of the best features that Zoom offers for video editing because it will allow you to work with separate audio tracks in post. Next, make sure to check Record a separate audio file for each participant. Zoom recording settings for editing by Filmkraft
0 kommentar(er)
