It's nice to filter all but human voice sometimes, but, there are times when I want to record music, ambient sound, etc. and the filter just crushes to silence all sound below some dB level. That means all fine details in recordings that are not that loud are just lost in the final recording due to the aggressive filtering.
It appears to be enabled system-wide: Video recording, Voice Recording (Even with the built-in LG audio recorder app), Whatsapp voice notes, etc.
The only way I have achieved to bypass it was with the "RecForge II Pro" app, with the next settings:
Audio Record: 44kHz. Stereo(Native) 128kbps
Source: Front Microphone.
Disable AGC: Not marked. (If marked: the recording is in REAL stereo, but filtered as mentioned above, so is just like the recordings from the LG app).
Even with this, the recording is just "Duplicating" the bottom mic signal to both channels (R, L). I cannot manage to get real stereo without that filtering.
It bothers me sometimes when recording videos os stereo audio recordings, because it has a pretty good camera and good quality built-in mics, but it gets compromised with that audio filtering issue. Let me know if you know about some solution for this problem.
Thanks for your time.
Use HD voice recorder app by LG. Or use manual video from camera settings, enable Hi-fi audio and click on Hi-fi when you shoot video.
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Hi, I use some call recording program I think from HTC but when I record the call only my voice is clear but the others side is too low
so what the best program I can use?
sorry for my English.
There is no difference in the program that can do this. Your mic simply records what it hears. Turn on the speaker phone during conversation. I think that is the best thing to do.
tips i have on this
- turn OFF mic auto gain controll in controll panel
- use speaker if possible
- use audionotes(very best call rec program by far)
I found no software which is really good but if you can this is what i did - plug your x1 into your digital in socket in the pc using a male to male 3.5mm cable - then use Audacity to record - i did this and even my voice was picked up and since it is coming in through the digital input no quality is lost - worked for me because i found that any software was not very good quality
Resco Audio Recorder + Speaker phone is perfect conversation quality.
poetryrocksalot said:
Resco Audio Recorder + Speaker phone is perfect conversation quality.
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i tried that out and also an other one and record were choppy as hell , less than half on the convo got recorded (best quality setting)
Hi Mini-Users,
as it is THE most important possibility to me allow me one question:
Has anybody has a running, high-quality-2way-callRecording running on the new mini-device?
either in combination with vito audio, resco or another application?
Thxs for answering,
Regards
2-way recording
It is a known issue with some HTC phones that the voice of the other party is not very loud. But at least you can record a phone conversation with all of these phones (HD2 etc.) With the HTC Mini recording is meanwhile impossible. I have tried several programs (Vito etc.) In a conversation both parties are recorded. Quality is not so bad. But there is one big problem. As soon as you have activated the recording the other party can not hear you any more although both voices are recorded properly. Obviousely HTC has found a new way to block recording of a 2-way conversation. Maybe somebody will find a solution.
hi
i use acr for recording and the other voice is prettylow but if u change the settings to wav the quality is good but takes a lot of space
Audio Notes touch works properly on HD Mini
I have also tried Audio Notes, but I have the same problems with my Mini. The first seconds during a phone call everything is ok but then the other party can not hear me anymore. I have also activated the native call recording function in the registry (allow inCallRecording etc.) - the problem still remains.
i'm using ACR on my mini.
it can record both sides, but you can hardly hear the other side (in the recording) if you are in a noisy background
When I record a video with or without high res audio, I get a hiss which is the unwanted white noise kind of audio. Anyone else get that? If so is there someway to record without that hissing sound or maybe another video recording app that fixes it or something.
Do you hear the noise when you playback the recorded video through phone itself or PC?
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Do you hear the noise when you playback the recorded video through phone itself or PC?
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Both actually. I have a feeling it's just the phone's audio recording quality. Although it is quite good, I feel it lacks noise cancellation.
Hello all.
With other, older cellphone models, I used to have the leisure habit of recording audio (messages or files) to save/send live songs recordings. Granted, the quality was never impeccable, but at least I could hear the bass notes (or their distortion whenever the sound source was near enough).
Now, whatever method of noise reduction (NR) the Moto G5S employs is ruining this experience. Hearing the bass is crucial for samba and capoeira. The NR kicks in after 2 or 3 seconds from the beginning of the recording. Does anyone know of a way to disable it?
There's noticable noise suppression in video recordings which really affect the audio quality. As much as I like it on phone calls, I don't always record voices when shooting video. The noise suppression really destroys the sound of the environment. Anyone know a way to disable it?
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There's noticable noise suppression in video recordings which really affect the audio quality. As much as I like it on phone calls, I don't always record voices when shooting video. The noise suppression really destroys the sound of the environment. Anyone know a way to disable it?
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Only way which I think is shooting in manual mode and disable wind filter, and optionally use HiFi audio recording which will enable recording sound track in lpcm.
But I very much doubt that tiny mics of G7 are capable to correctly picking ambient audio of 10-20 dB volume levels. They're too tiny, you should rely on external USB microphone with much higher sensitivity