#LINUX LEVELATOR SOFTWARE#

It’s much more than those tools, and it’s much simpler to use. It’s not a compressor, normalizer or limiter although it contains all three.

#LINUX LEVELATOR SOFTWARE#

It’s software that runs on Windows, OS X (universal binary), or Linux (Ubuntu) that adjusts the audio levels within your podcast or other audio file for variations from one speaker to the next, for example. Now you could spend a lot of time and money mixing in the different recordings, however a quick and easy method is to use Levelator. If you are combining recordings or have multiple inputs into a recording it can be a real nightmare to get the levels right. Feeder allows you a lot more control over your RSS Feed.Feedburner from Google allows you to create a better RSS feed.Gabbly can be used to discuss a website.At the last JISC Conference they also used Elluminate for live presentations. Geoff Minshull runs DirectLearn and uses WebEx for running online conferences.He then uses iMovie to allow him to crop the HD video James uses the Sony HDR-SR10E HDD Camcorder to record video for his blog and for the JISC Online Conference Blog.Ron said have a look at Adobe’s OnLocation.James uses Instant Presenter for the MoLeNET Online Conferences, but is considering using Ustream instead, but would need a Tricaster (available from PlanetDV in the UK) to do this.Levelator levels your podcast recording.Ambrosia’s Wire Tap Anywhere which James uses to record Skype.The Three Skype Phone doesn’t appear to be available on the Three website, but is available from Amazon.The Skype deal James mentions in the podcast only covers landlines and does not cover mobiles.Lilian Soon’s original blog post on the iPhone.David and James’s Podcast on the iPhone.

James is joined by Lilian Soon and Ron Mitchell. ĭownload the podcast in mp3 format: Half-Term Meanderings This is the fourteenth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Half-Term Meanderings. James, Ron and Lilian just chat about a range of different stuff, basically they meander…

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