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Zoom AI Companion2022-08-10 03:47 PM
We have two different types of meetings. The first is strictly a meeting over Zoom which we record to a computer and to the cloud. With Automatically Control Volume checked the volume is always at an even level.
The second is a Hybrid meeting where some people are in a room and can be heard over microphones going to a mixer. In turn the mixer output acts as one microphone connected to a computer signed into Zoom. With Auto-volume also turned on, the recorded volume level is all over the place, just as we hear it in the room. I don't understand why effectively using an external microphone via USB would change the recording level.
Any suggestions
2022-08-11 06:16 AM
Hi, @JeffHanner
Since human speech has inflection, the automatic volume control function of the microphone adjusts the volume by sampling and averaging the volume within a certain time period. This means that if the speaker changes and the volume of the voice changes, the volume adjustment will not be able to keep up immediately.
Therefore, the volume of recorded speech is likely to change as soon as the speaker changes.
I think so.