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-[Removing Background noise in Zoom](#removing-background-noise-in-zoom)
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-[Removing Background noise with Krisp](#removing-background-noise-with-krisp)
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-[Removing Background noise with NVIDIA Broadcast or RTX Voice](#removing-background-noise-with-nvidia-broadcast-or-rtx-voice)
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-[Other Tips](#other-tips)
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-[Screensharing](#screensharing)
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-[Hardware](#hardware)
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-[Headset Microphones](#headset-microphones)
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-[External Microphones](#external-microphones)
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-[Webcams](#webcams)
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-[Presentation remotes](#presentation-remotes)
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## Format / Video Style
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You can use any format/style as long as the same information in the guide is captured in the video. Slides, A screenshare, greenscreen yourself into the repo even! Be creative.
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You can use any format/style as long as the same information in the guide is captured in the video. Slides, A screenshare, green screen yourself into the repo even! Be creative.
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## Encoding Guidelines
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### Zoom Recording
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### OBS
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## Recording Guides
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Guides on how to record a presentation style video (slides/screen,facecam)
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### Recording in Zoom
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### Record Using Zoom
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#### Install Windowed extension (optional)
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This makes it easier for you to share the slides to zoom. Allows you to pop out the fullscreen view to a single window.
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#### Setting up slides for recording
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### Rename your recording
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-``<gh-handle>`` being the github handle of the person who recorded the video, if there are multiple presenters just add another dash and the handle. ``<gh-handle>-<gh-handle>``
You will upload your recording to the folder associated with your segment. More details in [What folder to upload to](#what-folder-to-upload-to)
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### Uploading your video to Google Drive
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The segment name being the name of the markdown file associated with that segment. see [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/kubernetes/contributor-site/tree/workshop/content/en/workshop/CONTRIBUTING.md#list-of-segments)
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Contributor Workshop : Why Contribute? with @alisondy | May 2021 | 🚨🚨 DEPRECATED 🚨🚨
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### Video
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Built in webcams restrict the angle of you webcam, to the viewing angle of your display, and often provide a low quality image.
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* Use an external webcam. 1080p preferred or 720p at a minimum. Typically, either will be better quality than the built-in camera on your laptop.
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* Camera Position - as close as possible at your eye level, not pointing up towards your nose or the ceiling, or down towards the floor. It can be as simple as raising your laptop via a few books. Or if you have an external webcam, position it on the top edge or close to the top of the screen from which you are advancing your slides/notes.
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* Keep eye contact with the camera just like you would look at your audience during an in-person presentation. It's okay to look away for brief moments, just make sure you look towards the camera for the majority of the presentation.
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* Video with more lighting tips [https://youtu.be/rGcAM1CNEU0](https://youtu.be/rGcAM1CNEU0)
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- Use an external webcam. 1080p preferred or 720p at a minimum. Typically, either will be better quality than the built-in camera on your laptop.
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- Good ambient lighting from your ceiling lights or windows may be enough as long as they are in front of you.
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- Diffused lighting is better than harsh, direct lighting.
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- Camera Position - as close as possible at your eye level, not pointing up towards your nose or the ceiling, or down towards the floor. It can be as simple as raising your laptop via a few books. Or if you have an external webcam, position it on the top edge or close to the top of the screen from which you are advancing your slides/notes.
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- Video with more lighting tips [https://youtu.be/rGcAM1CNEU0](https://youtu.be/rGcAM1CNEU0)
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** Removing Background noise with Krisp**
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######Removing Background noise with Krisp
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Krisp provides AI powered background noise cancellation, see [krisp.ai](https://krisp.ai/) for more information.
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######Removing Background noise with NVIDIA Broadcast or RTX Voice
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If you're using Windows, and are using certain models of NVIDIA GPU, you can install either NVIDIA Broadcast or RTX Voice to filter out background noise. See [RTX Voice setup guide](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/guides/nvidia-rtx-voice-setup-guide/) and [Broadcast app setup guide](https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/guides/broadcast-app-setup-guide/) for more information.
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More info – [https://www.tomsguide.com/news/where-to-buy-webcams-now-these-retailers-have-stock](https://www.tomsguide.com/news/where-to-buy-webcams-now-these-retailers-have-stock)
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