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First video. I live stream frequently and use both OBS Studio and Wirecast in my work. Over the years I have worked the most optimum audio recording setup in those and I am sharing it with you on this course. My YouTube channel now has 100k+ subscribers and is often quoted as "the best audio production resource".The Wirecast Live Stream Audio Course gives you everything you need to make your live streams with the best possible audio quality. COURSE INFORMATIONWHAT'S INCLUDED WITH THE WIRECAST LIVE STREAM AUDIO COURSE The Wirecast Live Stream Audio Course was made simply for any Wirecast users wishing to improve the quality of their sound. Complete the course at your own pace. You can easily fit the course around your regular commitments and complete it at your own pace and in your own time. Easy to follow structure. The course is divided into 5 main stages with distinct themed parts. Bonuses. Equipment List. Tried and tested list of hardware that will take your live stream sound to a professional level. Cheatsheet with settings for dbx 286s microphone preamp/processor and dbx 166xs audio processor. AUDIO PRODUCTION KNOWLEDGEWHAT WILL YOU LEARN BY TAKING THE WIRECAST LIVE STREAM AUDIO COURSE? 5 main stages that will cover the following: Live Streaming Audio Equipment. Choosing the right microphone, way to place it, audio mixers, audio interfaces, mic processors, audio processors and audio cables. How to set up audio on Wirecast. Wirecast audio settings and audio levels. Making audio sound beter. Wirecast Pro FX best settings and setup in audio mixer. Wirecast Pro FX in depth including compressor, limiter, EQ and more. Advanced live stream audio. Solving audio sync issues inside Wirecast, recording desktop audio with Wirecast, background music for live streaming, playing sound effects and jingles during your live stream and Adobe Audition for live streaming. DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR ITThis is what Durin Gleaves, Product Manager for Audio at Adobe, has to say. "Mike is the most prolific instructor online, showing you how to do not just basics but fun, technical stuff in Adobe Audition. You couldn’t have a better teacher and a better trainer."- Durin Gleaves, Product Manager, Adobe Systems WHO IS THE COURSE FOR?QUALITY AWARE LIVE STREAMERS The Wirecast Live Stream Audio Course is designed for creators who are not happy to settle on "the average" and strive to make the best quality content possible for their audience. Those who like to invest time and money in achieving perfection in the work they do. Is that you? Then hop on board my friend, let's make your audio sound great! Course Curriculum Frequently Asked Questions When does the course start and finish? The course starts now and never

1. IntroductionJava Flow API was introduced in Java 9 as an implementation of Reactive Stream Specification.In this tutorial, we’ll first investigate reactive streams. Then, we’ll learn about its relation to RxJava and Flow API.2. What Are Reactive Streams?The Reactive Manifesto introduced Reactive Streams to specify a standard for asynchronous stream processing with non-blocking backpressure.The scope of the Reactive Stream Specification is to define a minimal set of interfaces to achieve those ends:org.reactivestreams.Publisher is a data provider that publishes data to the subscribers based on their demandorg.reactivestreams.Subscriber is the consumer of data – it can receive data after subscribing to a publisherorg.reactivestreams.Subscription is created when a publisher accepts a subscriberorg.reactivestreams.Processor is both a subscriber and a publisher – it subscribes to a publisher, processes the data and then passes the processed data to the subscriberFlow API originates from the specification. RxJava precedes it, but since 2.0, RxJava has supported the spec, too.We’ll go deep into both, but first, let’s see a practical use case.3. Use CaseFor this tutorial, we’ll use a live stream video service as our use case.A live stream video, contrary to on-demand video streaming, does not depend on the consumer. Therefore the server publishes the stream at its own pace, and it’s the consumer’s responsibility to adapt.In the most simple form, our model consists of a video stream publisher and a video player as the subscriber.Let’s implement VideoFrame as our data item:public class VideoFrame { private long number; // additional data fields // constructor, getters, setters}Then let’s go

We are going to take you on a journey into the heart of one of the most popular and well-respected Linux distributions – CentOS. Specifically, we will draw a detailed comparison between CentOS Stream and CentOS Linux, shedding light on their functionalities, distinct features, as well as their pros and cons.An introduction to CentOS LinuxCentOS Linux 7 DesktopCentOS Linux is a free and open-source, community-supported computing platform that derives its roots from the sources of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It offers a stable, secure, and high-performance execution environment for a variety of applications, such as servers, desktops, and cloud infrastructures.One of the aspects I love about CentOS Linux is its robust stability. It’s designed for those who prioritize a rock-solid system over the latest features. CentOS Linux, however, was put to an end in 2021, with CentOS 8 being the last of its kind.Wait, but there is still CentOS Linux 7 available to download?You are correct. CentOS Linux 7 is still available and is supported until June 30, 2024. However, CentOS Linux 8 was discontinued in December 2020, and there will be no CentOS Linux 9.However, the CentOS Project also recognized that there was still demand for a stable and reliable Linux distribution. Therefore, the CentOS Project decided to keep CentOS Linux 7 available until June 30, 2024.So, if you are looking for a stable and reliable Linux distribution, CentOS Linux 7 is still a good option for now. However, if you are looking for a distribution that is always up-to-date with the latest features and updates, then CentOS Stream is a good option. We will talk about that next.An introduction to CentOS StreamCentOS Stream 9 DesktopOn the other hand, CentOS Stream serves as a rolling-release distro, which means it continuously provides updates. This characteristic offers developers an excellent opportunity to view the development process in real-time, thus serving as a preview version of RHEL.Personally, I found CentOS Stream to be more forward-leaning and innovative in nature compared to its stable counterpart. It allows you to keep pace with the newest enhancements, which, in my opinion, is a considerable advantage for developers and early adopters.I have personally used both CentOS Stream and CentOS Linux extensively, and while I appreciate each for its unique strengths, I do have my preferences, which I will share with you all in due course. Let’s dive right in, shall we?Development and Ownership of CentOS