There’s something magical about hearing a story from the voice of the original storyteller. The melody of their voice, their points of emphasis, the word choices that are uniquely them.
While you might be the type who has lots of videos and voice memos on your phone at the ready to Artifct, others of us might be more of the spontaneous variety.
Our newest update to the Artifcts app is going to support you as you capture these stories.
Update the Artifcts App Today: Record Audio and Video Directly in the App!
Next time you open the Artifcts app, you’ll see an update is required. Accept it, wait moments, and voila, you’ll have our brand new recording feature. (Haven’t downloaded our app yet? Eek! Here you go for iOS/App Store and Android/Google Play.)
When you click to create a new Artifct—or add a new media file to an existing Artifct—you will be able to choose to record audio or video in the moment.
And we went a step further, too, to remove any frustration by making it simple to:
- Trim your recording to fit the file size available for your Artifct.
- Compress your recording if you want to make room for longer recordings.
- Strip out the video to keep the audio only.
- Download your recording to your device to edit later.
Here’s a case when “a picture is worth 1,000 words.” In the pictures that follow, we show you what it looks like step by step to record a video within the Artifcts app when you are creating a new Artifct.
Try it out and see what you think!
Next time you’re inspired, or a friend or family starts telling a great tall tale, grab your phone, open up the app and record.
Don’t worry if your story runs long. You will have an option to trim it, compress it, or save it to your device in its entirety before trimming the best part to include in the Artifct. You can always link later in your Artifct to the full hour-long saga if you wish for posterity!
Need inspiration? The options are endless. Here are a few from the Arti Community:
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- Ghost stories: Grandpa telling a ghost story + photo of the person who was a ghost.
- Attic cleanout: Auntie Tess holding up an old gown + recording of her talking about her Broadway debut (Broadway Street in Kansas City, Missouri, that is).
- Get cookin’! Photos of the recipe card, key ingredients, and end result + video explaining how to wrap the dumpling just so.
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As always with all of the features of Artifcts, but especially major new deliveries like this one, we love and appreciate your feedback. You can contact us at Hello@Artifcts.com.
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