[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Well, I am an audio tech so for me, the proof is in the pudding. I just did not have any way to measure it before. It "sounded okay", but what we hear and what we measure can really be different. ;)

I really did not believe that the app had anything to do with the audio. I though that if it records sound, why would it be lower or different in an app? Unless the app designer put audio gain into the app and got it wrong, or used some code or blob that is not properly calibrated. I did not thing this to be the case, that is why I asked you to test with Sound Recorder to see if you could record good audio. Apparently, it is the app.

Strange that one channel is lower? Yeah, strange that it is an issue at all. Does not make sense to put audio gain into a camera app, especially if the user has no control of it. Unless, like you said, the app depends on a proprietary audio blob. You cannot really blame the app developer for not having access to proprietary Motorola code and having to resort to the only workaround available. There should be no audio gain at all in a camera app.

Stargo is back alright. I just got done with 2 PMs that took me an hour to write. He is a dear friend and a really good guy. Believe it or not, he can type just as much as me and keep on going! LOL! :laugh:

Since an hour or so is all I care to do right now, tomorrow I will chat some cm stuff with him and tell him about the apparent issues. But he is no dummy and will look into the thread himself, on his own. That way, he will address things he can do and has the time to do, without having to commit to it. Perfectly understandable for a developer in college, very busy, stretched very thin. This is more common than one would believe. Today was personal catch up, he was "deep in the sticks" on an electronic/developer workshop. "A bunch of Dutch and German Geeks out in the woods on a very cool workshop. Tomorrow, I will chat up some cm stuff.

You got kids? Here are two very cool toys for Windows that you can do for yourself or your kids, they will love you for it.

Change OEM Information And Display Extra Text In Windows 7/Vista System Properties

Windows 7 Logon Background Changer

They are free tools, took me about 5 minutes on each one, and the results are totally cool. The system properties is where you right click on Computer and choose Properties. Instead of something boring like "Hewlett Packard", you can put something totally cool like "Billy's Computer Powerhouse" or "Brain & Barbara PC". Here is a screen of what mine looks like, see attachment.

The background changer is to change the boring blue log on and log off screen with whatever you like in Windows. I am a bachelor so mine is a pair of legs in a bikini in the pool. You can easily change this to anything you like; Hello Kitty, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a nice picture of you and your wife, or any cool, HD wallpaper. They apps do all the work, and it is easy! 5 minutes on each if you have the pictures ready, 10 minutes if you want to take your time. I did prepare the OEM logo picture and saved the 120x120 bmp image, but the app may do that for you. Just be sure to make a square image so that it looks good.

The log on screen changer I cannot show you, since I cannot screen cap when I am not "logged in" to Windows. But that "boring blue" or HP steel or Dell log on screen has to go! Put your own cool picture there.

Yeah I know, off topic. But things are a bit slow in here and this is fun! Try it! Take care. :cowboy:

...hmmmm. Funny thing. My Windows Experience index in the screenshot is 6.9 and should be a 7.8 because you get rated on your lowest score. I have an SSD hard drive, lightning fast. But I added a couple of SATA mechanical drives for storage. That took me down to a 6.9. That is pretty good, though. You can see it in screenshot #2.