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#Portable voice recorder how to
#Portable voice recorder upgrade

The Rode VideoPro with Rycote Shockmount attaches using the hot shoe on top of our Canon 70D DSLR and connects using the external microphone port… and gives clear audio for when you are talking directly to camera. No matter how nice the video is unless the audio quality can match it, then your video efforts will be a waste of time.

External Microphone: The most important part of this rig as far as we are concerned.

Lens: The 18-135 kit lens that you can get with the 70D or 80D works well (pictured above with our 70D) if you are on a budget, but for wider angle shots (or if you have short arms or a big head!) then you will need to invest in either the Canon 10-18mm or 10-22mm lens.

We purchased our 70D a few month ago before the 80D was released… but if we were starting from scratch today the 80D would have been our primary camera. Both a great cameras capable of high definition (1080p) video. Here is our shopping list to build that you can use to build your own Casey Neistat video blog set up: We wanted to ensure we had a reliable and robust solution that could be used to shoot high quality video, and most importantly high quality audio as well. What we did do however is build a simple but effective camera and most importantly microphone set up for our daily vlog – inspired by Casey! Over the next few months we will be building up video content for a number of our different ventures focused on niche topics. Whilst our budget did not extend to the awesome DJI Phantom 4 drone which he uses to capture the sweeping aerial shots… or the Samsumg Gear 360 camera to produce 360 degree immersive video and audio experiences… they are still on our wish list! His particular style works incredibly well to tell his stories – one that we wanted to emulate. Without a doubt one of the most successful and respected Youtubers currently practising their craft is Casey Neistat.

#Portable voice recorder how to

One of the things we have been experimenting with here at is how to capture thoughts that we might traditionally record using text or audio, and turn them into a video blog, or vlog, or just some kind of regular video published on YouTube. PLEASE try to keep it up-to-date and secure, so this does not happen again.īelow are some links to research/further explaination on Gootloader: By cleaning up your blog, it will make a dent in how they infect victims. Gootloader (previously Gootkit) malware has been around since 2014, and is used to initally infect a system, and then sell that access off to other attackers, who then usually deploy additional malware, to include ransomware and banking trojans. Check subdomains, to see if they were infected as well.Go through the process for Google to recrawl your site, to remove the malcious links (to see what malicious pages there were, Go to Google and search site:your_ agreement).Integrity Checker, WordPress Core Integrity Checker, Sucuri Security,Īnd Wordfence Security, all do some level of detection, but not 100% guaranteed If you decide not to, I recommend installing some security plugins for WordPress, to try and scan for any remaining malicious files.

Consider wiping the server completly, as you do not know how deep the infection is.

If you are not sure, what this is, Google it This is a common method that an attacker will use to get back in. Check cronjobs (both server and WordPress), aka scheduled tasks.htaccess file, or in your /etc/hosts file, as these are the attackers command and control servers, which send malicious commands for your blog to execute This is probably how the attackers got in, as they are known to brute force weak passwords Change all passwords (for WordPress accounts, FTP, SSH, database, etc.) and keys.Verify all users are valid (in case the attackers left a backup account, to get back in).

#Portable voice recorder upgrade

Upgrade all WordPress plugins (another way the attackers might have gained access to your server), and remove any unnecessary plugins.

Upgrade all WordPress themes to the latest versions (another way the attackers might have gained access to your server).

Upgrade WordPress to the latest version (one way the attackers might have gained access to your server).

I tried my best to clean up the infection, but I would do the following: Your blogged served up malware to 0 visitors. Your blog was serving up 295 malicious pages. This blog had been infected to serve up Gootloader malware to Google search victims, via a common tactic known as SEO (Search Engine Optimization) poisioning.