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iMovie recording from iSight. Audio problem

Hustle

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Hey
When recording from my iSight built into my Macbook, i can hardly hear myself when playing the video back. I've tried recording using iMovie and quicktime pro, they both can't here properly.

Could my microphone be clogged up or something?
 
crazytreeman

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do you have the audio input correct? and if so you might need to crank the input volume up. system prefs-sound-input.
 

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