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Locate Hollyland microphone case.
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Plug receiver into USB-C port on PC. NOTE: Unless there's a USB-C extension cable, this requires removing the USB hub into which my keyboard is plugged into.
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Don the microphone.
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Launch OBS on laptop monitor.
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Configure OBS to record into desired target directory for the episode. (Settings >> Output >> Recording Path) Of course, make sure directory exists first!
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Make sure microphone is enabled, and record a quick test video to confirm it is working and that levels are good.
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Delete test recording. Fix issues before continuing if required.
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Set terminal font to system standard font:
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Select Edit >> Preferences menu
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Select "Pop" under profiles.
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Turn OFF Custom Font.
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Click Close.
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Zoom in 3 steps (CTRL-+ three times).
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Back in OBS, make sure "Video Capture Device (VBL2)" is turned off.
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Make sure "Screen Capture (XSHM)" is turned off.
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Make sure "Screen Capture (XSHM) 2" is turned ON. <- This should give a view of your terminal on monitor 2.
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Bring up your coding session in the console.
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In OBS, click on Stop Recording (if still recording).
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In console, zoom back to normal size (CTRL-0).
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Set terminal font to my custom font:
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Select Edit >> Preferences menu
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Select "Pop" under profiles
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Turn ON Custom Font.
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Click Close.
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Rename .mkv file in Rox Filer if required.
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Restore microphone equipment into their charging cases.