Hello everybody, I just wanted to know if the mic sensibility problems of the SGS have been fixed with the SGS 2 ?(In particular THIS problem :http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=721069)
Can you record loud music (concerts, etc) ?
And if you make a video, how is the sound (I've read it's only 22Khz...) in a loud environment ? Has someone tried to film a concert ?
No go on any fix here. The sound of the vids I made at concerts where terrible. Check YouTube and search for the channel Fuzzemz (can't share links since it's my first post...). The HD movies are recorded with my SG2.
I'm still searching the net for a solution....
BUMP! Is there any fix for that?
I have no clue why this happens since (so far) it's only in one video.
Any idea why this happens or how can I fix it?
Even if nobody knows the solution or the cause to this problem, could someone please try opening the video and reporting if the sound is ok without earphones?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Di0bQJuMLHA
Thanks
Im on the latest coolexe ROM, this problem occurs when im listening to music (using poweramp) and i noticed that the audio quality changes after receiving a call, the only way to solve this change in quality is doing a reboot. Anyone else did notice this? Any solution? I think it has to do with the codec used to record a call, maybe its not releasing something after the call... i cant post in the coolexe thread because i dont have enough posts.
Hello
Does anyone know something about camera microphone sensitivity levels please?
This could be good option to have when recording a video as it would help to adjust sound when recording something where sound is really loud like concerts e.g.
This will let us play recorded video with no over-peaking sound...
I am trying to find something which would help me to achieve that.
Please if anyone knows let me know.
Thank you
Marcel
piri00 said:
Hello
Does anyone know something about camera microphone sensitivity levels please?
This could be good option to have when recording a video as it would help to adjust sound when recording something where sound is really loud like concerts e.g.
This will let us play recorded video with no over-peaking sound...
I am trying to find something which would help me to achieve that.
Please if anyone knows let me know.
Thank you
Marcel
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let me guess....sound completely distorted?
Hello guys, not sure if this is happening to everyone, on my SK17i, with stock GB .62 rom Whatsapp seems to record audio TOO DISTORTED, my voice gets recorded to badly that people doesn't even hear what i'm speaking about... (Comes out VERY loud)
Sometimes i have to put my phone very far away from me, and not having ANY type or environment sound or gets distorted right away.
I don't believe it's a Hardware problem since Facebook audio works good, calls also works good, and in .587 ICS WA recorded on good quality...
If someone has this bug or knows how to fix it would be awesome...
lincer556 said:
Hello guys, not sure if this is happening to everyone, on my SK17i, with stock GB .62 rom Whatsapp seems to record audio TOO DISTORTED, my voice gets recorded to badly that people doesn't even hear what i'm speaking about... (Comes out VERY loud)
Sometimes i have to put my phone very far away from me, and not having ANY type or environment sound or gets distorted right away.
I don't believe it's a Hardware problem since Facebook audio works good, calls also works good, and in .587 ICS WA recorded on good quality...
If someone has this bug or knows how to fix it would be awesome...
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Could you solve this problem? I can't find anything on the internet.. =s
Montanari said:
Could you solve this problem? I can't find anything on the internet.. =s
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Nope, sent a ticket to WA Support, the only thing i've found is that on ICS the audio got recorded on .AAC, MONO, 22.05KHZ, while on GB rom the audio's are on .AMR, MONO, 16KHZ/14BITS, some friends cellphones record the audio on .M4A (AAC Codec), Stereo, 22.05KHZ, so basicly they did something that changed the AAC codec intro AMR records...