Hi all,
There is an issue I found out this weekend with my AT&T unlocked Lumia 820.
I was at the park and there was a concert going on, so I decided to catch a couple of songs with my Lumia 820. That was a huge mistake.:eck:
Went home and played back the captured videos and OMG: The video is choppy and the audio is awfull, you can't even distinguish anything, it souds terrible (like when you have a mic facing the wind)
It was of my understanting that Nokia uses a Rich Audio Recording Chip in all phones released after the 808, they sued HTC for using the same chip!
I saw videos on youtube showing how awesome this chip is, but on my 820 it is a dissaster. Even the crappy Galaxy Ace sounded better, as a friend of mine was standing next to me with one and on hers, the audio sounded fine (not that good, but better than mine)
Is there something I am missing out on? Some setting or adjustment needed in order to get a decent audio recording out of this phone?
The phone has over 2GB of free space with a 64GB MicroSD card (where the videos and pictures are stored)
There is an issue I found out this weekend with my AT&T unlocked Lumia 820.
I was at the park and there was a concert going on, so I decided to catch a couple of songs with my Lumia 820. That was a huge mistake.:eck:
Went home and played back the captured videos and OMG: The video is choppy and the audio is awfull, you can't even distinguish anything, it souds terrible (like when you have a mic facing the wind)
It was of my understanting that Nokia uses a Rich Audio Recording Chip in all phones released after the 808, they sued HTC for using the same chip!
I saw videos on youtube showing how awesome this chip is, but on my 820 it is a dissaster. Even the crappy Galaxy Ace sounded better, as a friend of mine was standing next to me with one and on hers, the audio sounded fine (not that good, but better than mine)
Is there something I am missing out on? Some setting or adjustment needed in order to get a decent audio recording out of this phone?
The phone has over 2GB of free space with a 64GB MicroSD card (where the videos and pictures are stored)