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| | | |  | CNET forum | | | Meetings: Need reasonable audio
Posted by Pivott
I need a camcorder to video small meetings with 30-to-40 people. The meetings last 2-to-4 hours max.
The audience participates in the meeting Q&A, and it is important their comments at least be intelligible.
As far as moving the camera toward the audience member speaking, it will rarely happen, and the unit will typically face the main speaker.
We don't want or need an external mic if we can get reasonable, understandable audio. Just about any camcorder I have seen will suit our needs for video which will be for Web context. Read more | | Most-popular camcorders | | | | | |
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