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Okay, so this is my recording on the DJI Wireless 2 Go microphone set. I'm going to enable the noise cancellation mod so you shouldn't hear this heater anymore and now that heater should have gone away and you are hearing me on this microphone. So the DJI Wireless 2 Go microphone comes in a leather case. Well fabric ish case with a metal box that charges the two transmitters and one receiver that come in the set. The fabric case also contains a clip that clips onto the top of the transmitters because the transmitters have microphones built into them and provides a windscreen that's available for you to use. The DJI Wireless 2 microphone set does have three buttons on the transmitter itself. On the left side you'll feel a USB C port. This allows you to charge the device and to get files off the device when needed. Directly below the USB C port is a record button. You can use this to record locally to the device, and pressing and holding it has additional functionality as well. On the right side of the device you'll feel two buttons. One is a sync button. This allows you to sync the transmitter with a receiver or put the transmitter into Bluetooth mode to Bluetooth it to a device as well. Directly below the sync button is a power button. You typically won't have to use this button unless you want to power off the device, because when you pull the devices out of the charging case, it automatically powers on. If you want to enable the smart noise cancellation, press and release the power button without holding it and this will automatically enable that feature. On the back of the transmitter you'll find a clip that you can press and hold the top part of and this will open so you can slide the transmitter onto a piece of clothing and clip it in place. There's also a square very strong magnet that you can slide off of the transmitter and place on the back part of your collar. Then apply the top part of the transmitter to the piece of clothing opposite of the magnet and it will hold itself in place there. The receiver has a power button on it that you can use to power it off if you need to, but when you pull it out of the case, it will power on automatically. There's a knob you can use to adjust the volume of the transmitters and the receiver. On the opposite end of the power button are two jacks, one is your headphone jack. The other one is a line out jack. These are both 8th inch connectors. On the base of the receiver there's a plastic cover that's covering it. However, if you take that off, you can swap out either a USB C connector or a Lightning connector to connect the receiver to your phone your computer. The DJI Wireless two Mic set is pretty capable if you have some sight or patience and are willing to work with someone who might be interested in helping you because there is a touch sensitive menu on the receiver that allows you to control a lot of the functionality. But once it's set up you can configure things like Auto record so whenever the device turns on it automatically records for you or disable the ability to stop recording audio. That is the DJI Wireless two Bill microphone.
Today with a few Safari tips for you. I am on my iPhone 15 Pro and oftentimes I find tips because someone told me about a cool way to do something or I discover a really neat tip or trick for you. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to share a few really nifty things about Safari and tabs. So yesterday my colleague brought to me a tip which I thought was really great and it does have to do with opening tabs that you've accidentally closed. But first I'm going to show you the Tabs button at the bottom right hand of the screen.
Tabs button Tags Travel by stove the list tab 61of65 okay, so you hear that?
I have 65 tabs open and Travel by Stove is one of those tabs. Now if I want to see what I can do here with this list, it has changed a little bit in iOS 18, but I'm going to make sure that my rotor is on actions.
So Actions activate.
There we go. And so now I can swipe up or down on this link and tab and see what I can do with it.
Close Show Context Menu Activate Default Close.
So those are the three options. So I wasn't aware that you could actually show the Context menu right here. Or maybe I had forgotten it. So I'm going to show you what's in there.
Show Context menu and I'm going to double tap Copy Link button.
Okay, that is the first item in this list. So that's kind of cool to copy the link to the tab that you're focused on. And as I demonstrated in a previous Digital bite, I've actually been to the Context menu. It's only been about a month ago and I could pin that tab so I could put it at the top.
Of my tabs list select tabs button.
And I have not really explored the.
Select tabs move tab button collapsed.
I can move it. And obviously that's an expandable menu close tab button.
And there's the close tab, close other tabs button. And there's the close other tabs dismiss context menu button.
And there's the chance to dismiss that context menu. So there are your options. So I'm going to go ahead and double tap that because I want to show you what happens.
Adobo recipe Favorite collection.
There's another of my tubs. I recently made some awesome pork Adobo, so I was looking up some recipes for that to see if there were any better than the one that I had. Side note. Okay, so now the really cool tip that I wanted to bring to you besides a cruise through the little context menu is that there is a chance to double tap and hold on the new tab button. So there's my done button in my.
Bottom right hand corner tab groups button. I'm just swiping left New tab button.
And there's our new tab button. So when I double tap and hold on it.
YouTube.com channelslack what I get is about.
13 pages of my closed tabs, which is really, really neat because sometimes I go, oh shoot, I didn't mean to close that tab. How do I get that back? So here's that. You can do it. So they are listed, I believe, in chronological order of when they were closed. And so the most recently closed tab will be at the bottom. So as I demonstrate page 1213, there are 13 pages of closed tabs and they go back a few weeks. I don't know what the limit is. I have no idea really. But I'm going to do another swipe.
Up with three fingers, page 13 of 13.
Okay, now down near the bottom of.
The list, Event actions event National Day calendar. No, you can't always just double a recipe. Vertical line. America's Test Kitchen americastestkitchen.com articles 8000 okay.
And so forth. So I was looking up about doubling and a recipe. And there's my article in case I closed it and wanted to reopen it again. No, you can't always double a recipe. And so of course you're going to have to open these individual tabs. But you can cruise through there. Any from you were looking up a tracking number on USPS or UPS or some other mail service or you were looking up YouTube and just anything there that you have opened in Safari is available to you with these closed tab list here.
So Dismiss context menu.
If I don't want to see that list anymore, there is the Dismiss context menu. We'll double tap. And now I'm back in my list.
Of tabs toolbar Done button.
And now there's the Done button at the bottom of the screen. So we'll double tap that.
Done. Skip to content.
And now I'm back on the website that I was visiting just previous to this. So there's some really great things that you can do with tabs in Safari. And all is not lost if you've accidentally closed a tab.
Hey, all, Marty here. And today open up Settings. You would go to Privacy and Security and then you would scroll all the way down to the bottom and go into App Privacy Report. Once you're in there, you want to turn that on, then what will happen is you let your phone do its thing and you use your phone as you always would, and in 24 hours you can go back there and then it will show you all the apps that you're using and what they're accessing, what they're contacting, things like that. So if you want to know all the apps on your phone, what they're doing, this is a great way to do that. I highly recommend turning it on and giving it a try. Try. And then once it's on, just use your phone as always and go back and check it out and see what kind of information it's giving you. Do it after 24 hours and then maybe do it after a week, and then maybe do it after a month. And just keep track of what all your apps are doing. And if you want to turn things off, you can do that. At least you have knowledge of what all the apps on your device are doing. So this is App Privacy Report. I highly recommend you check it out.
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