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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Step one is to open Tools -> Options and set the system up in the way you need.
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want to set the audio settings - select the device or sound system you want to record from and
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play back to. For Linux you probably want to select "the ear-candy mixer" for PulseAudio.
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Create yourself a new book either using File -> New Book or by pressing the New Book icon in the toolbar.
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Create yourself a new book either using File -> New Book or by pressing the New Book icon in the toolbar ().
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Your first action with a new book should be to record the "room noise" (). This is 5 seconds of silence recorded
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from your microphone. It is used to both calculate the "noise floor" for audio detection (see below) and also
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@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ where the audio amplitude rises above the backround noise).
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The phrases also have a "post gap" associated with them. This is the amount of room noise (in milliseconds) to place between
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the current phrase and the next phrase when playing or exporting.
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Speaking of playing - you have the option (in the toolbar) to either play the currently selected phrase in isolation or
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to start playing from the currently selected phrase on to the end of the chapter. This is good for testing your post gaps.
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Speaking of playing - you have the option (in the toolbar) to either play the currently selected phrase in isolation () or
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to start playing from the currently selected phrase on to the end of the chapter(). This is good for testing your post gaps.
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Exporting the project creates MP3 files for each chapter using the settings selected in Options.
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