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25 lines
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# lightrecorder
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Lightweight recorder for simple screencasting/vlogging. Afterall, in a world without OBS and ***manual*** FFMEPG, who needs SLOBS and SimpleScreenRecorder?
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## How do I list my possible devices?
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```
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bash lrlsd.sh
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```
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## How do I apply my devices?
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Assuming they are compatable with GNU/Linux...
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* First off take note of the lrlsd.sh output.
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* Then replace the audioout/audioin variable in each script with your device.
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## Basic recording tips
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* Wear headphones and put them on your cheeks or the back of your head
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* Turn down the volume a bit to block out the noise of your own voice.
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* In an event you cannot use headphones, it is urgent that you either mute your mic (which will disable voice input) ***or*** turn down your speaker volume a ton so you can barely hear it.
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* This last solution means, however, that your video will come out very quiet. There is no solution for this currently to keep things unbloated.
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* Always keep this in mind: your voice might likely be better and more well announciated than my voice, so sit back and talk away. You can always cut out the mumbles using a tool like Shotcut. (Unless you dislike bloat.)
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