The video files are automatically saved to the Google Drive (folder: Videohaus Tödi). 

If using the podcast microphones and the RODE receiver, the audio files are also automatically saved to the Google Drive (folder: Videohaus Tödi).

If using the Lavalier microphones, your files are on the SD card from the “Zoom H6 Recorder”. You can transfer them to Google Drive/Videohaus Tödi as well.

Where are my files saved?

Camera: Click ‘Record’ on the computer screen (Livestream Studio program, upper left hand). This starts the recording on all 3 cameras at once.

If using the podcast microphones: On the RODE receiver box on the desk, push the microphone record button at the same time as you push the camera record button.

If using the Lavalier (small) microphones: Push the record button on the “Zoom H6 Recorder”.

How to start recording?

After making sure that all files are on the Google Drive (Videohaus Tödi) you can send yourself the link to the files/folders.

How to share files over the cloud?

#### **1. Furniture**

Videohaus is a modular studio. Feel free to move furniture around as needed. Keep the lighting in mind when arranging the furniture, and ensure the furniture is centered in between the lighting elements and that there is a light opposite each individual being recorded. The furniture options are as follows:

**Office setup, more formal (table & chairs)**

![](https://videohaus.co/support/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/office-setup-300x225.jpg)

**Living room/ fireside, more casual (living room chairs and coffee table)**

![](https://videohaus.co/support/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/living-room-fireside-2-300x225.jpg) 

**Podcast Microphones**

![](https://videohaus.co/support/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/podcasts-microphones-300x225.jpg)

**2. Background**

**Studio 1** has two background options:

1. 1. Green screen (which can be edited in post-production to display any desired background)
   2. White curtains\
      The green screen can be folded up quite easily and placed comfortably behind the curtain (to the left of the stage). Once the green screen is removed, check that the white curtain is evenly distributed, not wrinkled and looks neat.

**Studio 2** has a green screen (which can be edited in post-production to display any desired background).

How to set up the stage?

You can chose between using the Lavalier microphones or the podcast microphones, both provided at the studio and placed in the closet.

**How to use the Lavalier (small) microphones?**

Lavalier (small) microphones are located in the closet. For access, please scan the QR code. Each lavalier (small) microphone box contains a full microphone set and the various parts should not be separated! They are color-coded to ensure that the correct parts are paired. Each microphone set connects with the “Zoom H6 Recorder” (audio recording device) that you’ll find in the closet as well.

The parts that you need are:

1. Microphone box (small black square)
2. Receiver box (small black square with small screen on it)
3. Lavalier microphone 
4. Headphone jack connector (red wire)
5. Microphone jack for connecting the headphone jack connector to the “Zoom H6 Recorder”

The “Zoom H6 Recorder” (audio recording device) can integrate up to four microphones/ audio files at a time.

To operate the Lavalier (small) microphone:

1. Turn on the microphone box (long hold on the Ø button) and the receiver box (long hold on the Ø button). They connect automatically (based on the color-coded stickers).
2. Plug in the lavalier microphone to the microphone box, and make sure you hear a ‘click’.
3. Clip the lavalier microphone onto the individual’s clothing in a way that the head of the microphone is pointed directly at the mouth. Hide the wires and place the microphone box into a pocket or clip onto clothing in a hidden way.
4. Set up the “Zoom H6 Recorder”: We use a cloudfilter for better audio quality. Plug the microphone jack into the cloudfilter, which is connected to the “Zoom H6 Recorder” (if it’s not already plugged in). Next, plug in the red wire into the microphone jack and finally, attach the receiver box. Hearing the ‘Click’ at each step is critical!!

![](https://videohaus.co/support/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/set-up-audio-videohaus-1.jpg)

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The **Lavalier (medium) microphones** are available as a backup in case the small ones have no battery or are being used by a different group. They are charged with batteries (extra batteries are located in the closet). They operate exactly like the Lavalier (small) microphones, but are much larger and more cumbersome.

**Podcast microphones** (for studio 1) are located in the closet. There are two large boxes, each one contains a full microphone set.

1. Put together the microphone parts from the box and attach to the table.
2. Check that the microphone reaches the speaker’s mouth nicely, but doesn’t block his/her face.
3. Attach the cable: Click the cable into the microphone underneath, wire it through the holder, attach it directly into the RODE receiver on the desk – listen for the ‘click’.
4. Turn on the RODE receiver by pressing the red button on the back.

How to set up the audio/microphones?

The video files are automatically saved to the Google Drive (folder: Videohaus Tödi). If using the podcast microphones and the RODE receiver, the audio files are also automatically saved to the Google Drive (folder: Videohaus Tödi).

If using the Lavalier microphones, remove the SD card from the “Zoom H6 Recorder”, and place into the computer (SD card reader just underneath the computer screen). Open the File Explorer and transfer the files to Videohaus Tödi.

The files should upload quickly and then you can rename them and send yourself the link to the files. 

Alternatively, you can bring your own external hard drive and transfer the files manually.

How to get your files?

The canon controler turns on automatically, you do not need to do anything.

How do I turn on the canon controler?

The PTZ cameras in Studio 1 are operated via the computer located in the room. When the computer is switched on, the program for operating the cameras and starting recording opens automatically. You can adjust the angle of the cameras and thus the frame of the cameras by selecting the desired camera and moving the view with the joystick on the keyboard.

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