I've been having microphone problems from the first day I bought this phone. When I use voice recorder, or the whatsapp recorder the quality is REALLY low, volume is REALLY low and the range of the recording is pretty low as well. I don't have problems when I'm on phonecalls, tho
I use my note to record some shows as I used to do with my xperia neo, but the recording sound is horrible. So I would like to know if this ''noise cancellation'' works to record videos with loud sound
You can use programs like Audacity to clean the noise from the recorded audio.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise-canceling_microphone
You have noisy recordings because active noise cancellation is not used during recording. Also, this type of noise control method doesn't work well with distant sound sources (too less of a difference between the audio received by the mics).
SoliCall said:
You can use programs like Audacity to clean the noise from the recorded audio.
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But it really works ??? Will I have a clean sound??
I want to record calls on my Nexus 6, I am on latest CM13. Can anyone guide me for that? I tried searching forums and tried methods they have mentioned but unable to record 2 way call recording. It records via MIC which is quite low volume of front person. I want true 2 way call recording.
I've just been testing the stereo speakers in a quiet environment, by speaking from either side of the phone, however on playback I can initially hear white noise and slight rustling and then the audio just cuts out completely at the point that I spoke in the recording.
I'm a bit perplexed as to what is causing the issue. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
I have encountered the same issue. The phone completely stops recording sounds in video mode
Had the same issue.
Changed codec to h.264 in camera settings in Video Size section and all of problems had gone.
But the phone still cuts sound after ~3 sec while recording in applications like snapchat or messenger.
Edit: After restarting the phone both applications record sound
So this problems still occurs, despite being on the latest update.
Anyone else encountered this? Just wondering whether it's worse doing a full reset
I have the same issue. Do you have other sound apparatus BT associated? It seems to be linked with BT associated sound with my car. It comes back after turning off and on the phone.
Still quite annoying..
Reboot your phone.
Turn off all Bluetooth devices and Bluetooth on phone.
Try another camera app.
Turn off accessibility features.
Clear data for the camera app.
Verify the mic is working on other apps.
Verify permissions for the camera app.
Are you on a stock firmware or did you perform a different kind of upgrade?
What ROM / firmware.
Thanks for all those tips.
Emui 9 as I had the phone. I bought the P20Pro used two weeks ago and upgraded Ota to 203. I did not tried the camera before the upgrade so don't know the issue was already there.
I have found same issue with P30 Pro.
I'm normal camera mode I had the shutter set to mute.
When then going to video mode this setting carries over and sets mute too.
Still testing if other apps and services can override this setting when
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If you wish to silence shutter on camera but not use the native camera setting to do so, use tasker to mute the phone when camera app is launched.
This mutes the shutter sound but does not stop video audio from recording.
Hi guys, Huawei P30, ELE-L29, EMUI 9.1.0.153 (C431E4R2P2)
All videos recorded using the phone have sound when played back on the phone (with 80% volume setting) but it can be hardly heard after taking such a video file to YouTube or any other smartphone/computer. Mic gain problem?
I have the P20 Pro and although all setting on video are set to mute it still records sound and it's really annoying as I cant turn the dam thing off, someone techy please help, I'm going back to apple when my contract is up don't like this at all, camera is amazing and only reason I moved back to an android tbh, thanks x
Tracey farmer said:
I have the P20 Pro and although all setting on video are set to mute it still records sound and it's really annoying as I cant turn the dam thing off, someone techy please help, I'm going back to apple when my contract is up don't like this at all, camera is amazing and only reason I moved back to an android tbh, thanks x
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Mute won't mute the video audio, I think it's for UI sounds whilst in the camera app, don't think you can disable audio whilst recording..
Why do you want to? Just curious.
Just to add, I ran into the same issue on my fully update P30 pro.
I was out on vacation and recorded 3 videos back to back. 4K30, HEVC. When I tried the play them back, I found no audio was recorded. The video does have an audio track, but when I pull it out and look at it, it has nothing. Very annoying when you record something that you'll prob never see again in your lifetime (unless you return someday) and find out it didnt work right.
If I test right, everything's working fine. This is the first time this has happened.
There seems to be a filter of some sorts or noise cancellation happening to the audio when recording video, any way to disable it? I've checked forums of other Xiaomi phones and they had it disabled but I couldn't manage to get it to work on the A2.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I'm working on a mod for this, install on magisk, the only problem is on calls, the speakerphone has low volume...
I tested on Pixel Experience:
drive.google.com/file/d/161to4Dz8Kqg-k8WqVp_35ZCtU99ic58y
marcelo_rossini said:
I'm working on a mod for this, install on magisk, the only problem is on calls, the speakerphone has low volume...
I tested on Pixel Experience:
drive.google.com/file/d/161to4Dz8Kqg-k8WqVp_35ZCtU99ic58y
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If this can help ... I noticed that the Open Camera with the microphone setting (video setting / sound source) "Unprocessed" makes the sound recording clean and ideal for a smartphone.