You're listening to another great podcast in the MyMac Podcasting Network. Tech fan podcast number 331.

I am Tim Robertson, joined by David Cohen.

Hello.

And David, you're recording it again on your end, like we did last week. By the way, our audio quality of last week was amazing. Hello. And David, you're recording it again on your end like we did last week.

By the way, our audio quality of last week was amazing.

So I should probably do this every week anyway then.

It slows me down editing.

Instead of literally a five-minute editing job, it takes me about 20 minutes.

So it's not that big of a deal.

But sometimes that 20 minutes is a big deal for me to try to get it edited and posted within a few hours of us recording.

But audio-wise, it was so much better.

The real issue I had last week, and you and I discussed this afterwards, was I was at at home when I recorded in my office where I had a good internet connection and I uploaded the files to you but I sent them in a format you couldn't use. You wanted the raw audio and then you text me at home and say I would send them to me again in a different format. Well, of course, at home, my internet connection is appalling.

Right.

And it took, how long did I end up saying?

You got 20, 25 minutes to upload 18 megabytes.

Yeah, and that was, that was compressed audio.

Yeah.

I mean, the, uh, the, the, uh, the raw AI, F, it just wasn't going to happen from home.

No. So I made it work and it still sounded better than the way I usually record it.

Yeah.

So maybe we should look at maybe just doing it this way in the future.

But my only issue is that there's now two points of failure rather than one.

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