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Leah_9797
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‎2021-10-14 12:45 PM - edited ‎2021-10-14 12:46 PM

I recorded a video for grad school and submitted it. No one can hear the audio to include myself. You hear a very faint sound at times when I am talking. 

 

Is there any way to fix this? Large part of my grade.

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RN
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‎2021-11-02 01:36 PM

Hey @Leah_9797 within your Zoom settings under Audio, I'd test the speaker and mic to ensure that this is to your liking, therefore, the Audio Settings are set and ready for your recording.

 

As to editing the audio levels of the recording you'd need a 3rd party tool to possibly increase the sound with the video, for example, through iMovie and re-export. 

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