Dry run _ Interview [61a79bcd]

In this unique episode of The Tiny Mastermind, we're joined by Dry run for an unexpected behind-the-scenes look at the podcast recording process. While host Marissa asks insightful questions, Dry run offers candid real-time feedback on the platform's functionality, giving listeners a rare glimpse into the technical journey of bringing an interview to life.

• (00:23) - Dry run notes that the uploaded questions are not properly displayed within the platform and verifies the 15-second recording minimum is functioning.
• (00:46) - Dry run confirms the 15-second recording minimum is working but observes that the question frameworks are not being presented within the audio player.
• (01:07) - Dry run points out that the question titles and audio levels are not working correctly, despite appreciating the overall nice and calm experience.
• (01:36) - Dry run remarks that the questions now seem to be working properly and praises the clean, clear, and calm mobile experience, while actively looking for potential issues.
• (02:08) - Dry run describes the recording experience as nice, clean, and calm, and suggests minor aesthetic changes like the hue of blue, while deciding to keep the red recording indicator.
• (02:34) - Dry run questions why the system indicates 12 questions when there should only be 10, but still finds the overall clean experience very nice.
• (02:54) - Dry run expresses satisfaction that the WAV file is now working properly and is indicated, which will help in communicating recording status to others.
• (03:13) - Dry run appreciates the 15-second threshold for capturing media data but notes that the audio recording quality seems poor and needs further checking in Wondercraft.
• (03:36) - Dry run reports significant glitching with the recording apparatus, citing four instances of recording failures out of ten attempts, which is concerning.
• (03:59) - Dry run reiterates a 50% chance of audio not being captured due to wave link issues, speculating on a cold connection rather than internet, and mentions titles are still not displayed.

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