CorpusRecord 189475

05-12-2026 MCS Board Meeting

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Source
YouTube / mcs youtube
Date
2026-06-09
Location
Delaware County, IN
Material
Transcript
Extent
209 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-27

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Okay, I'm live. >> You're super echoey. >> You won't you won't be talking, so it's okay. John, talk. >> Hello. Hello. >> We're a little echoing here. Try it again, John. Now I took my audio off. >> Hello. >> It's a little echoey. >> John talking. >> Oh, hello. >> We're a little echoey here. >> What's that Joe? This should once the stream catch up be fixed. >> I might need to turn that board down. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> My audio is super delayed. Test, pass, test. This is super echoing. John. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Yeah, >> I don't know how to stop that. We haven't found a way to plug it in. >> Well, >> how do I turn off speaker track speakers board? Yeah, the web audio is coming in downstream.

002>> Yeah, >> over here. Gotcha. >> Trying to find the speaker track to get it turned off and hope that fixes the board meeting freaking out. Music mode. That's not even camera, dude. What? Hello the control panel tap camera that way messing up the audio. You might have to I had the mic on it actually echo more when it's off. Somehow we have to be able to get their audio of the people on the board >> without getting it picked up because I'm wondering if like the audio is coming out then being picked up here. >> Yeah. But we're But you said there wasn't an issue when I spoke. No, >> there was audio. >> It's like look when I was speaking here. All right. >> Test test test. >> That's what I was expecting

003to hear. So, we're getting >> That's correct. Okay. So that's

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