Huawei is a well-known mobile brand in the market now it has launched its new mobile which is named Mate 30 Pro this mobile has some different specifications for other mobiles especially its storage, Camera and Sound quality. When we talk about its camera and resolution it prominent difference mate 30 pros is providing the best camera of all times, It also has vast internal storage which makes this model remarkably good it can store as many files, movies, songs or pictures as you can. The best part of Mate 30 Pro is sound quality from where you can be entertained any time by listening to Bollywood songs or you can set these songs as a ringtone in it.
It is an open fact that the Indian film industry is its own example just like India has no second in music, so are the music's ringtones. The film industry and its music have dominated the hearts and are still doing so. Hindi or Indian ringtones are incomparable these are the most listenable and highly liked ringtones in the world. Hindi ringtones also have the position that since the mobile phones were made Hindi ringtones are available from the beginning.
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.how is it possible that in 2010 there is not an application to regulate and control, increase or decrease brightness, color and contrast on video in android or in mobile devices generally? how is it possible?..
I will give you an example: I'm watching Yamgo Tv or streaming video or watching youtube in generally on Desire and the quality of the video is very poor, dark and red. I couldn't find anything....While the Xperia X1 ,the Htc Diamond 2, the Sony C902 and the Htc Hero have a very good quality, sharp, the right brightness and the right color I cannot say the same thing for the Htc Desire. If there I was an application to control video the problem could be solved in a flash. What the developers are waiting for...instead of creating so many stupid applications and games most of the time useless you should develop something special and useful once and for all! Still waiting also for the App2 SD Card....that is another very important feature...otherwise what is the sense to get a 16 Gb or 32 gb Sd card...what for ???? Sometime android make me very angry!
Hi! I'm a musician and would like to know if there is a good way to connect a stereo microphone to the Samsung Galaxy SIV (3,5 input jack, USB or Bluetooth).
Thanks.
What do you means?
Wanna a good earphone?
jomiber said:
Hi! I'm a musician and would like to know if there is a good way to connect a stereo microphone to the Samsung Galaxy SIV (3,5 input jack, USB or Bluetooth).
Thanks.
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I wanna take high quality recordings.
Thanks, but I don't want to listen music. I need to record sounds in high quality with my smartphone.
Actually, with the app RecForge Pro, you can use the top and bottom mics on the GS4 to make stereo recordings. The quality is actually very good. The only limitation is that that mics will overload somewhere around 100 dbs, so you can't record a super loud concert. I have a nice Tascam recorder, but I actually just use the RecForge Pro and my GS4 to record our quiet jams/practices. Just make sure, in RecForge Pro, in the Settings to set File Format to Stereo Native. You can set recording level and can recording in 16 bit wav, MP3, or Ogg. RecForge 2 is out from the same guy, but it's in beta and does not yet allow stereo recording.
harpdoc said:
Actually, with the app RecForge Pro, you can use the top and bottom mics on the GS4 to make stereo recordings. The quality is actually very good. The only limitation is that that mics will overload somewhere around 100 dbs, so you can't record a super loud concert. I have a nice Tascam recorder, but I actually just use the RecForge Pro and my GS4 to record our quiet jams/practices. Just make sure, in RecForge Pro, in the Settings to set File Format to Stereo Native. You can set recording level and can recording in 16 bit wav, MP3, or Ogg. RecForge 2 is out from the same guy, but it's in beta and does not yet allow stereo recording.
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I do actually record a lot with the phones mikes, too (before that with my S2 either).
But it would be a hell of a project, to transform our device to a stereo-recording with better HQ Mikrophones attached.
There is access to the mics. With enough soldering and additional wires and some non permanent connectors, it could be practicable.
BUT i am no expert in circuits - so i will let that part handle someone else! There certainly would be a need for something like that.
Putting a small hightech mike anywhere with a small Smartphone is not that obvious than having a real Recorder with you to have a good bootleg!
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Thanks, but I don't want to listen music. I need to record sounds in high quality with my smartphone.
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I'm a studio musician myself and have looked into this a bit. You might want to have a leer at USB Audio Recorder Pro (in the play store); getting a high-quality ADC (with built-in mic pre) that is documented as working with that software; and an OTG cable.
Email the gentleman who created USB ARP and he'll give you a few choices that are proven.
Beyond that, get a high-quality USB analog-to-digital converter that works with the software I mentioned and use the mic that you would for a normal recording. I favor the AKG C414 for guitar, but that's just my preference. For field recordings, there are numerous setups to research on sites dedicated to that area.
One issue with Android is that it isn't a real-time OS, and there aren't as many music creation software options that work as there are for iOS. That's also because Apple has a legacy business with pro recording. The only reason I ever bought a mac is because I had to in order to work. All of the recording studios in New York required me to be proficient on it, since I'm a keyboardist and often end up running the show.
However, when it comes to smartphones, I tend to buy Android. I much prefer offerings by Samsung, HTC and Google to the iPhone.
Tablets are another matter. I love my Nexus 7 2014 for everything else, but for music creation and recording, the iPad Air destroys it. That's what I'd tend to use: an iPA with any of the proven ADCs that work with that tablet (and the camera kit) as well as PCs and Macs (no point in having to buy different I/O for my laptop).
The Surface Pro tablets have the potential to do the same in theory (legacy software, true Windows 8.1, etc.), but I haven't had any experience with them. You can read about people who have had on Gearslutz, which might be a better place to ask about recording on the S4.
Thanks for your answers!!!!! They have been very usefull!!!
http://www.ebay.it/itm/Cavo-sdoppia...289?pt=Computer_portatili&hash=item1c3b265d51 this will allow you to connect any microhpone to the audio jack.
1. Best camera resolution ever [Huawei P30 Pro ~8% worse], moreover: giant sensor 1/1.2”, nd filter, xenon flash, ability to take pictures at 41.5 Mpix and 40meg file size [with Osenok mod]
2. Best audio recorder [Pristine 96Khz recs with very rich harmonics ]
3. Stunning durability [Lg V30+ headphone jack broken after 1 year of careful exploitation, Nokia still running like a tank, no backlashes]
4. TOP PRIVACY: no ads, no data mining, no spyware, no voice recording, no location pinging
5. One of the best sound output [LG V30+ a bit better though]
6. Excellent screen brightness under direct sun light
7. Very lightweight operating system and apps
8. 1080FHD video: up to 20 mbit/s [with some modifications]
Also i would like to share my software list:
SISTORE – Symbian playstore (you can download almost all of apps from it)
ALWAYS ON – keep your screen turned on
APPSTOP – kill unneeded or freezed apps in a very fast way
AUDIOREC PRO – very high quality audio recorder (precise 96Khz recordings with rich harmonics)
AUTO OFF – turns off your phone on a schedule
AUTOSTART MANAGER – control which apps launching at phone startup
BBIRTHDAY – birthday notifications
BELLECLEANER – system cleaner
BOLDBEAST RECORDER – quality recorder of your calls (without beeps)
CALL&SMS FILTER – very lightweight spam blocker ( ~80Kb in RAM)
CAMERA (MOD by Osenok) – Quality mod of original camera (adds 41.5mp, superfine compression, file size up to 40 megs)
CHESS V – ancient board game
CONVERTER – converter of different measures
COUNTDOWN TIMER – countdown timer with widget support
CUTE PHONE – launch applications in a modern way [swipes, gestures]
DUKTO – sync your files with your PC via WiFi
FLICKY CALC – neat scientific calculator
FONT ZOOMER – change your system fonts
LCG JUKEBOX – hi-quality audio player with variety formats supported: mp3, ogg, flac, ape and even tracker formats like mod, s3m, xm, it.
LINGVO X3 – language translator
MAGIC BRUSH – excellent painting program
MYEXPLORER – modern file manager with wireless file transfer to your PC and file safe
QOOBATTERY – check your battery status
QOOCALENDAR – neat calendar
QOOSYSTEM – system process explorer
QUICKAPP – launch application from lock screen
RAMBLOW – clean your Ram from junk
REBOOT ME – lightning fast reboot in one tap
RND RINGTONE – random ringtone selector
SAFEBOX – store your passcodes in a safe
SMARTMOVIE – video player
SOUNDHOUND – music ID
Hope that will make sense for somebody!
Hi there! Well, actually it has more things than many modern phones don't have
Xenon flash, 2nd largest sensor (just behind the Panasonic LUMIX DMC-CM1 that has 1-inch sensor), HDMI port, 3.5 audio jack, TV-out, FM transmitter, NFC, removable battery, camera button, high-quality stereo microphones (maybe still the king in recording quality?) etc
I haven't found any Symbian category in XDA, but I would like to see one. I have plenty more apps to recommend (and hundreds installed in my 808), but I am also trying to revive some old internet-related apps to restore as much functionality as possible. You have the SIStore installed, so you can check the first app that I revived by changing it completely to the ESPN FC Web (for the soccer fans). I will keep up with the efforts, but since I am not a developer, I would appreciate any assistance from any developer. I am sharing the result for free of course.
I want to restore Clouds, News apps, New Movies/trailers, facebook chat/messenger through new API, weather apps, etc
Any assistance/advice is welcome!
And yes, 808 is still the king!
Great to hear that someone value this great device.
Ah CM1, yeah. It can be better, but not in all scenarios.
And remeber that n808 is more compact, CM1 is quite bulky.
Here is some full-sized examples of n808 mightiness (see attached zip)
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Great to hear that someone value this great device.
Ah CM1, yeah. It can be better, but not in all scenarios.
And remember that n808 is more compact, CM1 is quite bulky.
Here are some full-sized examples of n808 mightiness (see attached zip)
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Amazing photos!
In many aspects, I love the 808! It is very easy to grip and use it with one hand for sure! CM1 is not that far though. It is quite narrow, and only slightly bigger than the 808, it can also be used with one hand, and although not as easy as with the 808, sure way easier than all flagships since then (even 5.5-inch screen is considered as small nowadays!)
Nokia 808 has a better camera then some of these 100 megapixel, overrated 7 lenses in one smartphone camera type of phones lol.
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Nokia 808 has a better camera then some of these 100 megapixel, overrated 7 lenses in one smartphone camera type of phones lol.
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Confirming above statement.
Hi, I'm a musician and I always record my shows or videos playing at home or with a band that I belong to, I already have several Huawei. At the moment I have a P40 pro and I realized that when shooting with the native camera app the sound comes out compressed. Before I had a P30 Pro that captured very well. I downloaded the Open Camera and Pro Take and the sound was not compressed but the focus and zoom controls are invited ... does anyone have any idea what it is? native camera app that the sound comes out compressed, weightless, bad pickup.
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First of all, I would like to mention that Glip is not a normal screen recorder. Glip is a Replay Recorder which means we record continuously but clips are only saved when some awesome moment happens in your gameplay. (Like Shadowplay on PC). The app is completely free without any ads.
When a cool moment happens in your gameplay, just tap a button and it will save the most recent 60s of your gameplay.
- No impact on your device storage. Save only meaningful moments instead of recording your complete game session and then finding and trimming moments from complete recording
- Better performance than typical screen recorders. Since we are not writing to file system continuously, we have much better performance than standard screen recorders or in built screen recorder of your phone. Typically, we take 1-2% of your device's CPU when gaming.
- You can save your best moments in our cloud library. Unlimited storage and your clips will be saved forever. You can also share links to your clips easily with your friends.
- Mic recording is supported on all android versions. Internal audio recording on Android 10+ devices. In next release, we will also be adding camera overlay with the recorder along with many exciting features.
Thanks, Looking forward to the feedback and bugs/ feature requests if any.
We have a desktop app also to record clips from PC and instantly getting clips onto your phone. When you tap the hotkey on your PC, clip gets added to your library and will be visible on your phone. Much easier to share clips with friends than the typical flow of compressing video and then uploading to some hosting website.