So when I learned Party City wanted my help showcasing their amazingly affordable Halloween products, I literally squealed with excitement. I miss having events to look forward to since there’s not much on our calendar these days. Has anyone else faced this problem, and know of a solution? Or know of a way to prevent this for future recordings? Thanks.Corona-times have changed everything, and when you’re a stay at home Mom like me, the days start to bleed into one another. Using the speed adjustment tool I was able to get the footage to the correct speed, but it has seemed to be extremely difficult for longer clips (and a project that was supposed to take probably a good 3 hours, looks like will become a nightmare to edit. for one clip of dialog, the Zoom recording had a run time of 02:11:20, while the OBS recording had a length of 02:13:01.

My original goal was to record his screen entirely, but unfortunately Zoom did not want to display in OBS.Īfter the recording finished I imported all my recordings into premiere pro, and noticed the inconsistency in audio speeds. I also for the sake of easier audio mixing/fixing the 'tinny' effect Zoom seems to give audio, recorded the call via OBS, but just the voice of the participant. My goal was to combine the footage together after the interview was recorded. I recorded the interviewer via a camera and lapel mic, and to feed into Zoom I used a webcam connected to my laptop. I recently had to record an interview over zoom, one participant was with me in person and the other was remote from his home (as you'd assume he joined via Zoom). Hi all, I've recently discovered an issue where it seems that Zoom is speeding up audio that is recorded in it.

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