I recently used a 'voice recorder app' to record some audio from a seminar.
The file is 3gpp, and 25MB.
All other recording work when played back except this one.
Any suggestions on a fix?
I had convert the original no-sound file to mp3 etc trying out other formats looking for a fix, it converts but still no sound on any.
Help/advice appreciated.
(Just to note; I recorded all via my S2 I9100, and four other files I recorded have no issues).
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smash'n
SGS2 GT-I9100
Sound just did not recorded properly
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Hi guys,
is there someway to use the recorded notice and convert that to a wav file ? I got several music recorded live with the XDA and now i need a conversion to .wav files
regards
Computerfuzzy
Oh well, it was only a matter of time before they started confiscating phones at rock concerts... I hope you used a decent mike and high sampling rate...
There is no easy way to convert between Note format and wav format. However if you were just recording audio then Notes should have saved the files in wav format anyway...
I was recording some video today. Then I went to play it back... and OH GOD THE NOISE. I felt my ears were being abused. I looked at the properties of the video file... It's recording the audio track with AMR_NB at 62kpbs and 16khz!? WTF!
Is there anything I can do to fix this? 62kbps 16khz is pretty abysmal... What good is gorgeous 1080p video when it sounds terrible?
I checked the media_profiles.xml file, the device supports recording to AAC at 44.1khz, and a bitrate of 128kbps, so why can't I enable this?
Also, recording through "Tape Machine Lite" (free on the market) sounds great, and does indeed record at 44.1khz, and a bitrate of 708kbps O) so it's definitely possible. The in built voice recorder however recorded at a crummy 16Khz.
TL: DR- Sound recording quality in video recorder is bad, but recording via external app appears to be good, indicating the mic is capable of the task. Is there any way to force the video to record with the good quality?
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I am new to Samsung Galaxy SII,
I have flashed MIUI 1.12.23 on my mobile.
there are issues with the mobile for call recording
I started call recorder service on MIUI. The call recorder start properly and saves the recorded file but could not play on mobile.
Then I tried to copy the file into computer but oopp ! computer also not able to play the file.
I have tried all call recorder on market in addition to regular call recorder provided by MIUI.
What might be the reason behind that?
Any tweak or troubleshoot for that?
What format is the call recorded sound? Maybe its some flac and WMP can't play it.
AzureusPT said:
What format is the call recorded sound? Maybe its some flac and WMP can't play it.
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the file format is .amr
and i tried all the 4 formats on total call recall but no success.
Try ARMPlayer, it let you convert .arm files to .mp3 files so you can listen to them in Windows Media Player.
Hi all, as you probably all know the camera on the Galaxy S2 records video in mp4 format which is perfectly fine for standard playback. However with videos recorded on ics roms (I've tried on lpb, lph and lpq) when you upload these videos to YouTube, or try to edit them in Vegas or windows movie maker, they will always suffer from audio sync lag problems (try for yourself if you don't believe me). My question is, can the recording file type be changed as this may solve the issue (for example MIUI records in m4v format and syncs perfectly)? This is a huge issue for me as I use the camera a lot, but don't want to be stuck on gingerbread if I can help it.
Many thanks in advance.
Sent from my GT-I9100
Today i was recording a conference using audio recoder of an Alcatel One touch pop C7 with stock Kitkat Rom. The recorder app is the default one too.
Thing is, when i laid the phone on the table, it restarted and didnt save the audio file. Checking the files with a file explorer i notice that i have a m4a.tmp file related to that recording and it has 26MB. ( Since the recording time was not very long, i believe that all audio is there).
I read some posts here at xda and seached along the internet but no solution for this audio file
Can someone help me? It has to be possible to convert this file to be readable through some app or program at PC.
Thanks in advance
FalkeN89 said:
Today i was recording a conference using audio recoder of an Alcatel One touch pop C7 with stock Kitkat Rom. The recorder app is the default one too.
Thing is, when i laid the phone on the table, it restarted and didnt save the audio file. Checking the files with a file explorer i notice that i have a m4a.tmp file related to that recording and it has 26MB. ( Since the recording time was not very long, i believe that all audio is there).
I read some posts here at xda and seached along the internet but no solution for this audio file
Can someone help me? It has to be possible to convert this file to be readable through some app or program at PC.
Thanks in advance
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Related to this question and after some more hours digging google, found a good article that helped me solve my problem.
If anyone needs anything similiar,
http://sysfrontier.com/en/2014/12/31/hello-world/
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FalkeN89 said:
Today i was recording a conference using audio recoder of an Alcatel One touch pop C7 with stock Kitkat Rom. The recorder app is the default one too.
Thing is, when i laid the phone on the table, it restarted and didnt save the audio file. Checking the files with a file explorer i notice that i have a m4a.tmp file related to that recording and it has 26MB. ( Since the recording time was not very long, i believe that all audio is there).
I read some posts here at xda and seached along the internet but no solution for this audio file
Can someone help me? It has to be possible to convert this file to be readable through some app or program at PC.
Thanks in advance
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Hi FalkeN89, Yes it's possible to recover the file from PC. Try professional audio recovery application, Stellar Photo Recovery, is designed to recover lost or permanently deleted audio files on Windows or macOS in any data loss situation. This software recover any format including ACD, AIFF, AMR, AT3, AU, CAFF, DSS, IFF, M4A, M4P, MIDI, MP3, NRA, OGG, RA, RM, RPS, SND, WAV, and WMA.