QT Tutorial

1Ian CondryAnthropology Dept.Quicktime TutorialFall 2000To add subtitles to a song (or any audio clip):Software you need:1) Quicktime 4 Pro (or above) available from www.apple.com2) SoundEdit 16 v. 2.07 (produced my Macromedia)3) Language kit for language you are working fromHardwareMacintosh w/ CD ROM driveAnd, if working from a cassette tape,• Walkman• Audio patch cord: stereo 1/8” plug to stereo 1/8”The steps in detail:1) Install necessary software (SoundEdit and Quicktime 4 Pro)2) Save lyrics in text file. Prepare them in the format necessary to convert to Quicktimemovie (see Step 5 below).3) Digitize the song (from cassette tape) – If music is on CD skip to 3A belowa) Connect Walkman to computer: use mini-plug patch cord – one end in walkmanheadphone jack, other plug to computer microphone jack (N.B., into microphoneplug, NOT speaker plug)b) open SoundEdit 162c) If only one track showing Insert > Track (this will record tape to stereo)d) Check record levelsa) Windows > levelsb) Play song (press play on walkman)c) If no sound coming in, open Control Panels > Monitors and Sound(if MacOS 9, Control Panels > Sound)- select Sound button- check that Sound Monitoring Source is “Sound In”- close control panele) On Walkman, cue song about 5 seconds before you want to recordf) Play walkman; in SoundEdit press record (red dot button). YOU ARE NOWRECORDING from walkman to computer. The levels lights should be movingshowing the ...