Please follow the instructions on the Lulu website: objective-see.org/products/lulu.html

Thanks so much that worked for me!

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate that.

Yea, that's probably true.

Depending on what kind of setup you are looking for that should work.

That's terrible. I hope you got your money back.

@ I got it off Amazon and didn’t end up getting anything back and still use it but only to put my light on the top 🤪

Thanks for the update.

Thanks, your POV. I find it quite nice as an add-on.

I found Accelerate (app available on App Store) to work on iPadOS at least. I am not sure if it works on iPhone as well.

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, and then with the Phantom Power (converted to Plugin Power by VXLR+) the VideoMic NTG should turn on by itself.

@@ChrisSpiegl Great thanks Chris!

That is not correct, the Plugin Power is only used to trigger the auto power on feature of the VideoMic NTG. If you don't want to use the internal battery, you should hook it up via a USB-C cord to a battery brick. But make sure to test that setup. I have had situations where audio may end up with buzzing sounds.

@@ChrisSpiegl Thanks Chris

They just released a new version which also supports DaVinci Resolve. I have not tested it.

Thanks for your POV.

@@ChrisSpiegl nope! i'm good but thanks for the compliment.

@@ChrisSpiegl when you change cameras in post, look at the camera you are switching to. otherwise, it looks like a b roll which wouldn't make sense in this case, because you are not concentrating on ... well, i'll let that one be. - it looks good shugah. (pro-tip)

Great to hear!

In regular use, I'd say the mouse is easier. But if you want to draw or do fine work with the mouse that may be harder.

Higher stands are surely something worth looking forward to.

I have looked into the same thing. At this point, I think the display of the F6 is not the fastest and thus a little bit behind. But further investigation is necessary.

We've already had the pleasure to discussing this on IG, but for anyone coming here later: 1. Create an adjustment layer 2. cover all the things you want to “pull together” in a track above with the adjustment layer 3. mark each track after each other and pull it into the Adjustment layer. - Important here: when pulling the clips up you can hold “SHIFT” while you are pulling it up, this “locks” the clips position left/right but allows for pulling it up into the adjustment layer 4. Move the tracks back to their original track 5. Do this again with all the other clips that are below. 6. Once you have done this with all the clips below, you can select the adjustment layer. 7. Then right click + Ripple Delete the Adjustment Layer. 8. it all moved together and is nicely pulled together.

We've already had the pleasure to discussing this on IG, but for anyone coming here later: 1. Create an adjustment layer 2. cover all the things you want to “pull together” in a track above with the adjustment layer 3. mark each track after each other and pull it into the Adjustment layer. - Important here: when pulling the clips up you can hold “SHIFT” while you are pulling it up, this “locks” the clips position left/right but allows for pulling it up into the adjustment layer 4. Move the tracks back to their original track 5. Do this again with all the other clips that are below. 6. Once you have done this with all the clips below, you can select the adjustment layer. 7. Then right click + Ripple Delete the Adjustment Layer. 8. it all moved together and is nicely pulled together.

You're welcome.

Next time.

Bartender is a one-time purchase. At least it was when I got it.

I’m glad it was helpful!

Great to hear!

@ChrisSpiegl sadly it was perfect in every way bar one....6cm too tall! Such a pity

Please check with the Atomos support team.

That's great. I think keeping it simple is important. The 4k capture card is great, but usually, we also only use 1080p for live-streaming.

You have to add "~/Library/Mobile Documents" to the search scope.

Connecting the Lavalier Go is going to work 👍. And the idea about VXLR to Stage system with also works. Just make sure to set the Wireless Go to output a Mono signal (also called Mixdown of the two wireless transmitters).

Congrats. That's spectacular you went through this. It's a great experience to get to know such tech in more depth.

@@ChrisSpiegl Cheers Chris. Was chatting to a luverly fella - Mike - in a timber shop just yesterday, and we were commenting on how many more tasks we've accomplished due to the brilliant members of youtube - such as yourself - who post such great tutorials. So much great advice from such experienced individuals - beyond computers, we've managed to fix washing machines, dishwashers, managed to learn new recipes... And we're both in our 60s ;-0) Terrific stuff. Thank you ;-0)

I want to be able to listen back to audio of recordings live in the field and am concerned that the high pitch sound of the timecode into the left channel will prevent me from doing this.

Yes, you would 100% hear this when playing back the video. The only way not to hear are two: 1) get a camera (like the R5C) which have an actual Timecode port. 2) Get a Left/Right-Splitter cable and then listen with headphones only plugged into the one side that has the audio.

@@ChrisSpiegl ok awesome so I can just get buy a headphone channel splitter and then I’ll be good! Thanks a lot for the video and advice. My subscription is yours

Depends on how much you put into learning.

There is no loss. The information recorded is the same just on one channel.

Thx!!

Glad it was helpful!

I know, it's a lot to take in, but safety is important.

That should have no issues. We do live streams & record with the MacBook Air M1 while running Zoom. Just don't overdo the resolution & frame rate on OBS. Stick to 1080p and 29.97fps.

@ChrisSpiegl thankyou sir

Thank, I appreciate that.

I have not tested this with an iPhone. But technically, the audio just works as a mic/headset.

Yes, that works.

It is waiting on you to make it.

1) At the time of making this video, it did not support Timecode output. 2) This video demonstrates the Sync E and if you want to record a quality mic instead of the built-in Sync E mic, you need a splitter cable like the one demonstrated. But I was one of the people advocating for the option to have timecode output on the Track E and am delighted they added this option.

I was happy with the back lean. And I used it for many hours, close to every day. Though I mentioned it in my videos that I too had the option for a sitting desk which I sometimes used for specific work tasks (for me it was mainly video editing, email, reading, and research while walking but programming while sitting).

Thanks for your information.