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Control on your device. Here’s how:iPhone: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control. Toggle the switch to the right to enable Voice Control.iPad: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control. Toggle the switch to the right to enable Voice Control.Step 2: Record Your VoiceOnce Voice Control is enabled, you’ll need to record your voice. Here’s how:iPhone: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control > Speech. Tap on "Record Voice" and record your voice. You can record up to 10 seconds of audio.iPad: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control > Speech. Tap on "Record Voice" and record your voice. You can record up to 10 seconds of audio.Step 3: Upload Your VoiceOnce you’ve recorded your voice, you’ll need to upload it to Siri. Here’s how:iPhone: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control > Speech. Tap on "Upload Voice" and select the audio file you recorded.iPad: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control > Speech. Tap on "Upload Voice" and select the audio file you recorded.Step 4: Set Up SiriOnce you’ve uploaded your voice, you’ll need to set up Siri. Here’s how:iPhone: Go to Settings > Siri & Search. Toggle the switch to the right to enable Siri.iPad: Go to Settings > Siri & Search. Toggle the switch to the right to enable Siri.Step 5: Test Your VoiceOnce you’ve set up Siri, you’ll need to test your voice. Here’s how:iPhone: Go to Settings > Siri & Search. Tap on "Listen for ‘Hey Siri’" and say

That help you get where you need to go.NoteAs you go through this section on navigating, it helps to have a database open in front of you so you can follow along and try some of these techniques. You can download a sample on this book’s Missing CD page at www.missingmanuals.com/cds/fmp12mm.Navigating Record by RecordIn the People database, or indeed any FileMaker database, you can add as many records as you want. To tell FileMaker which record you want to look at, you have three options:The book icon lets you flip from record to record one at a time. Pretend your database is a book, with each record on its own page. To get to the next record, click the right-hand page. To go back, click the left-hand page. If you can’t go any further in one direction, then the appearance of the icon’s “page” changes, as shown in Figure 1-9.Figure 1-9. In addition to displaying the controls for switching records, the Status toolbar indicates where you are in the database. You’re looking at the first record in the found set of records. And the pie chart tool tells you that your current found set is showing 5 of the 22 total records in the database. If you click the pie chart, then the found set switches to show you the 17 records that aren’t in the current found set.The slider is kind of a turbocharged version of the book icon. Instead of clicking once for each record, you can advance through a bunch of records by dragging the slider. If you know approximately where you want to go (like “around halfway” or “about one-third from the end”), then the slider is the quickest way to get there. The slider is most handy when you want to get to the beginning

Screen recorder with face camera & without watermark. internal audio & mic Screen recorder Facecam have these features.1. No watermark2. Record from Floating button or notification.3. HD recording4. Resize face camera5. Unlimited Recording6. Internal Audio Recording Record with or without Face camera.Go to setting to customize setting for record camera or not.Audio Source Options - Go to setting and select option from below to change audio source1. Internal Audio Recording2. Record Mic and Internal Audio3. Mute – Record without any audioVideo Quality - Go to setting and select video resolution. Select video resolution from below list240p , 360p , 480p , 720p , 1080pSave Video to gallery :click on download icon on video list item to save it to gallery.Customize Floating action button :you can customize whether floating button should show or not. go to setting and click on Hide Floating While Recording to hide button when start recordingCountdown before recording: You can also customize the countdown timer before recording.

Examples of supported video recording / live streaming software for PC. All trademarks are property of their respective owners. OBS: Xsplit: Page 17: Livestream / Record Setup Livestream / Record Setup Livestream / Record Platform Below lists a few of the available live-streaming or recording software/platforms: OBS: Xsplit: All trademarks are property of their respective owners. Discovering Dual Video Capture Adapter on your System Dual Video Capture Adapter is a plug-and-play device, please make sure your system is able to discover it. Page 18 Livestream / Record Setup 2. On the “Utilities” window, double-click “System Information” to bring up the system window. 3. Go to the USB page by clicking “USB” under “Hardware”. Page 19 Livestream / Record Setup 4. Under “USB 3.0 Bus”, you should see an “UVC UAC Device”. This indicates that your system has successfully discovered Dual Video Capture Adapter. Go to the next section for an example of how to setup both video and audio for live- streaming and recording using Dual Video Capture Adapter. Page 20: Windows Operating System Livestream / Record Setup Windows Operating System This is an example used in a Windows 10 Operating System. 1. On a Windows 10 desktop, go to Control Panel and select System. 2. The System window appears, select Device Manager. Page 21 Livestream / Record Setup 3. The Device Manager window appears. Click on Cameras and Sound, video and game controllers. 4. You should see an “USB Video Device” in the Camera list, and an “USB Audio Device” in the Sound, video and game controllers list. This indicates that your system has successfully discovered Dual Video Capture Adapter. Page 22: Video And Audio Setup Livestream / Record Setup Video and Audio Setup After your system discovers Dual Video Capture Adapter, choose your livestream/ record platform. You will

Phone to use the hub, which Lexar also sells separately for $49.99.(Credit: Joseph Maldonado)Other accessories included in the version we reviewed are a cold-shoe mount (for connecting to a bracket on a phone's filming rig), a strap, and two 180-degree USB-C-to-USB-C connectors (one female-to-male and one male-to-male).(Credit: Joseph Maldonado)(Credit: Joseph Maldonado)Although you can plug the Go directly into the iPhone's USB-C port, where it extends down from the bottom of the phone, with the former connector you can, in effect, tuck the Go behind the phone so it rests against its back.(Credit: Joseph Maldonado)The primary problem that the Go addresses is how to shoot and record 4K video in Apple's ProRes format. Models going back to the iPhone 13 support filming in ProRes, but you could not record directly to an external drive without a Lightning adapter until the company included a USB-C port with the iPhone 15.Particularly with 4K ProRes video at 60fps (starting with the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max) and 120fps (with the iPhone 16 Pro models), recording quickly takes up a huge amount of disk space. According to Apple, recording a minute of 4K ProRes video, even at 30fps, consumes 6GB, with higher frame rates using even more space. The internal storage can, therefore, fill quickly, especially if you don't have a full terabyte of storage on your iPhone. It's more convenient to record that video straight to an external drive such as the Lexar Professional Go, and it can spare you the recurring cost of an iCloud+ subscription and the need to upgrade your plan as your storage needs rise.You can record Apple ProRes video to many recent external SSDs, but the Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD With Hub is tailor-made for this task. Video pros may want to attach the drive and hub to a filming rig—a frame, usually with two handles, that supports and lets you precisely move the phone and to which accessories such as a microphone can be affixed using the cold-shoe cable. You can record ProRes video directly to the Go using either using the iPhone's native camera app or a third-party app such as Blackmagic Camera.You can also use the Go with an Android device, provided it has a USB-C port. It can't record in ProRes, but you can use an app like MotionCam Pro to record 4K video at 60fps and convert it to ProRes.You wouldn't expect