Next to the 19-19 is 10.4.6. Tech fan podcast number 406, MaxDoc 2019. I'm here with David Cohen on his laptop with his

headsets recording a show. So if it sounds bad, it's all my fault. It's all your fault. I blame you 100%.

So I'm not used to recording with a headset. This is how you usually do, is it?

This is the setup I normally use here.

Obviously, we've got more than one plugged in the mic.

I've got an actual boom mic over my head when we're recording.

And you know, you send me your audio file, so I'm not recording you over wire or anything like that.

So it's the direct audio. Mine still sounds better

because the microphone that I use is so much better. The problem with me is like every week I'm

not really sure where I'm going to be when we record. So I have to have a mobile set up. And I've

started now having laptops kind of distributed around the place where I might be. So I've got

something I can use where it needs to configure it or drag something with me.

So you're on, that's Bluetooth, I assume.

This is, yeah, this is what I use for work for conference calls, and it is Bluetooth, but it's

one of these ones where it comes with its own Bluetooth dongle.

So it's, so your app is actually seen as a USB device.

Exactly, yeah.

Because, and this way, if you've ever used Bluetooth to record a podcast directly

your computer, it sounds pretty crappy.

Yeah.

But if you use these dongles that comes with this as a Jabra headset,

firstly, there's no configuration.

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