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[ONE General] DAKIK:
Hi all

Did not come across any threads about this yet, surprisingly!

I was recording video out in a nightclub, and was very disappointed to find that the music sounded horrible. Never had such problem on my HTC one when recording at concerts or clubs.

Here is the link of the video, I uploaded on youTube

http://youtu.be/SMpa7rumrHY

Otherwise, the OnePlus has been awesome so far!
[ONE General] jark99:
Trance family, you listen to Markus Schulz? Love trance! Sucks about the sound, you on stock app?
[ONE General] zephiK:
Sound quality in general when it comes to recording nightclubs/gigs/concerts are pretty bad with the bass etc etc.

Not to mention "Turn It Up" is a song that involves a lot of bass and drops.

Try it in a closed atmosphere like at home and test the quality of the sound.

Ensure audio codec is AAC as well.
[ONE General] DAKIK:
haha yeh man love markus Schulz! one of my fav trance DJs

yeh stock camera app, running 33R stock and Franco 20 kernel.
[ONE General] ludester:
I noticed this as well. I really doesn't take a lot to distort the audio with OPO (and surprisingly when I had my Samsung Note 2 and ran a CM based rom I had this problem as well, using stock samsung camera / rom not a problem).

Not sure if this is phone related or just the camera app/rom combo.

I do have a sub in my car but I have recorded clearly with my old Note 2 but OPO it distorts like a mofo. It's quite embarrassing.
[ONE General] john291:
Bad mic

Damm thats a bad mic...it sounds horrible

I wanted to make the switch from the m7 too,but i do record sometimes at concerts and clubs...And the htc m7 does this perfect.

So this is a no go for me this oneplus one,A pitty):
[ONE General] kokocabana:
The early m7s had dual membrane mics specifically for recording in very loud concert environments. Some supply issue came up with the manufacturer and they had to stop supplying to htc because of nokia.
[ONE General] DAKIK:
Yeh same here! Im still hoping its a software problem and can be fixed in the near future! :confused:

Yep I remember that when the M7 came out, it was a bit of a fuss!
[ONE General] cypher21:
Ah familiar issue.

Went to a party last week and recorded some videos, as soon as the bass drops you only hear crackling noises on the video.

Friend recorded with his iphone and the recorded audio sounded a LOT better.

I also tried to cover the microphone to see if that helped but it made no difference.
[ONE General] TheBogeyman:
Known Bug

That's a known issue.

Have a look at the Cyanogenmod JIRA Ticket No. BACON-64

If you are registered there, please give it a vote, so it will soon be fixed.
[ONE General] dtrano:
has anybody found a fix for this? will changing to a different rom solve the problem? cyanogen just dont wanna fix this problem. its been a reported bug for ages now. even before the OPO.
[ONE General] sandeeppathak007:
I m also facing the same problem, please let us know if anyone find a fix
[ONE General] :
This problem can be fixed with the Boeffla-Kernel for OPO, but they need the technical documentaion of the "WDC9320" audio codec. :(

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55920852&postcount=21

Does somebody know whether it for it already a solution has given? :confused:
[ONE General] jcarcinogen:
Found this on the OP forums

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/audio-clipping-in-loud-environments.108129/

:

"So ive tried heaps of things to try and fix this bug, one thing that may have worked is downloading this free app from the app store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grace.microphone&hl=en

and setting mic gain to 0. i have done this and the audio quality has increased 100% and is comparable with the iphone."
[ONE General] nonlogicality:
Most likely a ****ty mic on the oneplus, nothing to do with the software.

HTC one uses unlicensed mic from Nokia,which is far superior.
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
Bump
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
Does anyone know whether this bug is present in Oxygen OS or not?
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
Here's the link:

h ttps://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-64[/url]

Please give it a vote indeed. It's a shame that this kind of bug is present.
[ONE General] Salty Wagyu:
This must be why my Soundhound never is able to identify music most of the time in nightclubs :/
[ONE General] ripj4ck:
Yeah i also had the same issue last week
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
bump
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
So far any solution or tips? The bugtracker is a one way communication street. Issue is already a year known at the cm team.......
[ONE General] ChobbyNS:
There is no issue here.

Hardware is not capable of recording sound well in loud environment and it's like that with lot of other phones.

Only couple of lumias and htc m7/m8 have dual membrane mic and they can record concert or stuff like that without distortion.
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
I really hope you are wrong mate. I have besides my One a S4. With Sammy OS everything was crystal clear, but when I moved to CM installer OS the sound got really distorted. I have several video samples filmed with the One, 2 Note 4s, S5 and iPhone 6 filmed at the exact same conditions. Guess what, only the sound of the One is distorted. The others are really clear, especially the ones from the Note 4 and iPhone 6.
[ONE General] Luc.Nex:
I guess we are seeing a fix that will get merged soon

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/102459/
[ONE General] Chinaroad:
i have a 1+1 and an xperia arc, i didn't try to record with the OP but with the arc the sound was very good even in concerts or clubs, i will try soon with the OP and report
[ONE General] davebugyi:
Yes, finally Adaptive gain. Not as great as a dual membrane mic HW, but much better than we have now.
[ONE General] ambervals6:
Has always been ****ty on stock android phones.

Sent from my LG-D800
[ONE General] X DoZ3R:
Todays nightly contains these commits, is anyone tried already?
[ONE General] davebugyi:
But not for the Oneplus tree - it is currently in Oppo.
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
On the changelog it's stated for Bacon as well:http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/bacon/#cm-12.1-20150721-NIGHTLY-bacon.zip
[ONE General] alfling:
Apparently there are good news: https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-64

A user tested the last nightly on his OPO and (I quote) "the results are much better than before the patch".
[ONE General] davebugyi:
Going to test it tomorrow, when will be having access to more powerful studio monitors :)
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
If it's not a big issue, please make a before and after video. Concerning rooting, flashing nightlies and other words like "Gapps" I'm a coward haha:silly:
[ONE General] Weepee:
noup. Sound is still awful :(
[ONE General] Luc.Nex:
Actually i feel there is an improvement in the audio of recorded videos..still didn't try it in a loud environment (concert or something)
[ONE General] Luc.Nex:
Another commit was pushed tweaking the values

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/104089/
[ONE General] X DoZ3R:
After few commits pushed in the last month, video sound quality is still awefull when recording a concert or loud place. Is it the opo fault? Or other phones have the same problem?
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
Afar as I know it's a OPO issue. I've several video samples recorded in clubs with OPO, iPhone 6, S5, Note 4 at the exact same time with the same conditions . Only the recorded sound of the OPO is rubbish. The others are crisp and clear!
[ONE General] nhshah7:
I've always attributed this to a crappy mic on the OPO. Snapchats and video recordings at concerts are AWFUL. If a software fix works, I'll be ecstatic! :D
[ONE General] Killer.shubham:
Try custom recording apps that have the profiles like meeting,concert,.... something like that it works fine... not too great
[ONE General] Jimmyz0r:
Audio quality in Video recording from YU Yureka and YU Yuphoria is also same like OnePlus One, all bass distorted and clipping. I'm starting to believe that it is fault on Cyanogen's side instead of phone manufacturers.

All 3 phones are made by different manufacturers (Yureka is a rebranded Coolpad F2 so it is not really manufactured by YU) that I believe are not using same microphones but all of them manages to deliver exactly same audio quality in recordings.

PS: I own Yureka/Yureka Plus (tried both and currently have Yureka Plus) and Yuphoria.
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
The last patch took almost 1.5 year for cyanogen to come up with. By the time this issue is really fixed, it's already time to move over to a Oneplus three, S7 or iphone 7. It's a pitty because the video picture quality of the One is amazing :(
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Another update on this has been pushed in today's nightly (10/02)

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/110690/

I could not test it yet
[ONE General] @work:
Added the file to my current build (12.1) rebooted and gave it a shot. Still sucks.

https://youtu.be/1XmmSe0keRk
[ONE General] AcmE85:
Which camera app did you use? In the jira post, a user is mentioning that it works good with Google camera,

not so well with the color os camera port.

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-64
[ONE General] @work:
I used the cyanogen camera. I would think the changes apply to any camera software that android uses to get data from the camera and mics
[ONE General] Rosskiller:
Based on your youtube video I would say it's better because I don't hear any distortion. I personally didn't tested the patch yet...
[ONE General] @work:
That's strange, i only listened to it on my phone and didn't listen to it in YouTube. It sounds really bad on my phone but good on YouTube. Maybe that's a limitation of the phones speakers or because if something I did with viper4android.

I feel like an idiot on github. I could download the new file, but for the life of me I have not been able to get the code out of github.
[ONE General] Spider-Vice:
They seem to be really dedicated to fixing it.
[ONE General] Badd_blood:
Typical issue with all these "budget" phones. I had to same problem on my Nexus 5. This is where they cut costs and most people don't notice. However, when I had an iPhone it loud concerts were still audible. I'd like to know if high end android phones also do this.
[ONE General] AcmE85:
This is not bad at all if you ask me!

https://youtu.be/D-T-Nbe3rIo
[ONE General] NeoCortexGames:
sound

recently I broke the phone but kachesvo video and audio recording was good
[ONE General] lukesan:
The Nexus 5 was quite good, only Google messed it up completely.

I had a bit of a fight with the support group in Ireland where in the end they refunded my Nexus 5. They could not hear the issue I and many other people were talking about. They used noise suppression in their rom to minimize background noise. All perfectly well during a phone call but absolutely useless while video recording.

This was a clip that I recorded when my wife was mowing the lawn with a fuel powered mower that I sent them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPNg20Jcu74

I can guarantee you that a normal conversation was not possible because of the noise of that beast, yet the Nexus 5 compared the noise from all mics and suppressed the lawn mower. The people at Google support could not hear the problem (I still wonder if they had loudspeakers). Someone on XDA made a patch which completely solved that issue after I got my refund btw.

Now we must also take into account that our 'bad' hardware..... I was working in the audio sector for a very big company in the 90's .... is not designed for recording high volume 'noise'.

Our ears, like our eyes, are superior to a level of which and what we can hear and tolerate. I now have tinnitus so I have tested my ears beyond their limits.

I have a couple of very expensive microphones here since I also worked in a recording studio. Some of them you can't use during concerts because they also have a max pressure limit of volume. They will clip no matter what pre-amp or other digital gimmick you will use to process the sound.

Improvements on the Oneplus yes, but some things like physical limitations of the microphones you can not overcome. Are they bad mics then? Not for what they are supposed to be doing.

I am not sure of the circuit that is behind the mics but I would personally start to troubleshoot what is causing the distortion than trying to DSP'ing the heck out of a signal.

Taking a look a viper4android (and viper4windows which I also like a lot) we can do very nice stuff with the output signal. A nice DSP controlled AGC or limiter would do wonders for audio recording on the input but I haven't seen such a program nor do I know if it is possible with our current hardware. If I were the guys from Cyanogen those viper4.... guys would be the first people I would contact.
[ONE General] Spider-Vice:
Wow! That is a massive improvement!
[ONE General] Tatsuya_:
sometimes i got this issue too
[ONE General] DioBrando1:
So how to solve it without upgrading to last builds?
[ONE General] SinPalabras:
how can i get this sound patches? i m on 12.1 21/11 nightly and video sound is still bad.

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[ONE General] joentje64:
I have still the same problem, when recording a video, at loud places like concerts or clubs, when the base drops the audio distorts really heavy.
[ONE General] MaurixMystic:
My videos are heard very low, the microphone records very low . Some solution? (RRemix 7.1..2)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiM@L:
Hello Everyone,

Few days back i decided to learn to compile/build rom by myself. i got old dell inspiron laptop....installed ubuntu 13.10 on it as only OS. it has 4 gb RAM and i3 processor....as i am just learning i think these specs are ok.

i setup building environment following this instruction in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100673

as a beginner...i want to start just by compiling rom from the source...so for that i choose AOKP.

but i get these error(please see attached pic) and i dont understand why....can anyone please help me out here....I am just learning now so please bare with me...

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thomas3865:
how to unroot my samsung galaxy tab 2 7.0 wifi

Is there any official rom and odin ?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voroskoi:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2195863
[P3600 General] latts:
Hi,

One question I have regards the position of the IR port. I use a Thinkoutside keyboard with my QTEK S100 and as the IR port is on the right side its perfect for putting the phone into landscape and typing. I noticed on the P3600 the IR port is on th base of the phone. I''m just wondering if the IR arm on the keyboard will detect the IR port on the 3600, anyone used the keyboard with this phone in landscape mode?

Lastly I was looking at the manual for the P3600 (posted by someone on a blog) and noticed that the QTEK (I think) phone pad input method is not on the HTC. This was installed on my S100 as an external ROM after the main ROM was loaded. Does anyone know if this is also the case on the P3600 or whether the Phone pad from the S100 could be installed on the P3600?

Its a great keypad to use one handed with or without the stylus especially for SMS and MMS,

Thanks,

Latts

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[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skarface1988:
So i bought the xperia sp c5303 model and i dont have the lte frequency band out here where im at. I was suppose to get the c5306 model instead. Now im stuck with this model now and i only get egde which is horrible. Is it possible to flash the c5306 frequency radio on to the c5303 model?

This is my first sony phone, and have not rooted yet.

Just got the phone today.

Is there any work around to get lte working?

Sorry if this question already been ask..

Thanks!
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noahvt:
Take a look at this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55321005
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skarface1988:
Thank you very much, i see there people got it working. Ill give it shot. :good:
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
This is a port of stock the Nexus7 (Grouper) 4.1.2 ROM with the Nabi 2 OTA 2.4.6 as the base. Everything seems to be working but as the title says it is a beta and so not fully tested....FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!

Couple of things to be aware of: You have to update some of the apps before they work (Chrome for instance) and when adjusting the brightness it is possible to turn the screen all the way black, don't panic, just slide it back to the right...oh, and if you try to skip turning on the wifi it still tries to connect but it will eventually time out. If anyone actually uses the Nabi camera I have found that the Nexus 7 Camera app from the play store will work, other ones might also but I tested that one. There are no HDMI settings right now because the Nexus didn't have that port but the HDMI does work.

Screenshot:

View attachment 2959243

Instructions:

1. Make a full TWRP backup to external sdcard!!! AND make sure your backup works!!!

2. Download the zip and place it on your external sdcard.

3. Wipe everything except external sdcard.

4. Install the zip.

5. Wipe cache and davlik again for good measure.

6. Reboot and do a little happy dance!!! (First boot takes a while so don't freak after 30 secs, lol)

Download: Nabixus_beta0.1.zip , Mirror1, or Mirror2

MD5: b334707cf14b2ad4e552d6a7a3b48fcd

Let me know what you think, I know there's room for improvement....and I'll fix this post up some at some point, give me a break it's my first time!!
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
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[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
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[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
First! LOL. Glad you got it going. If you need any help or any stock files from my newly acquired Nexus 7, let me know. I can make a complete nandroid if needed.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
Additional screenshots!

Can't spend too much time fooling around with it before the kids get up, but looks good for now! :D Thanks for the awesome work!
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
Just to report, all is well with the port. Just getting a bit of screen flicker but that is due to the low brightness level. It has gone away since I have raised it up all the way. All apps updating fine via Playstore and OTG USB working great as well. Side loading a lot of what I call my "Power Rooting Apps". This reminds me of the nexus 7 I just got LOL. Great job!
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Snoshrk:
Dude! YOU ROCK....

Now when my son upgrades, I'll be able to use the nabi for kodi (xbmc) on the tv.:)
[Fuhu Nabi 2] knoxploration:
Awesome, can't wait till I have a moment free to give this a try!
[Fuhu Nabi 2] katinatez:
[MENTION=5141636]n3wt[/MENTION] GREAT job, just wanted to know if I build CyanogenMod for Nexus 7 2012; could you port CyanogenMod over to Nabi?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
I've been trying to port CM the past few days and keep getting stuck at a never ending boot animation. So yeah, if you guys could give it a shot that would be great, lol.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
maybe. aicjofs suggested that the kernel might be too different though. I have a cm with tablet ui for the Nexus that I was looking at but I'm toying with the idea of trying to get a working kernel compiled. ... That way we could just build a rom for the nabi.

It took a lot of hours to get to this point though so whatever comes next will be after a bit of rest.

I'm really happy that you guys are liking this one, feel free to take it and mod it and what not.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Do you have adb working?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
ROFL

Anyone else get the email

"Hello from Google: Get the most out of your Nexus 7" ?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
I had it working at one point, but don't remember how I had gotten there.

I've been using these links as resources:

How to Build CyanogenMod for Grouper

How to Port CyanogenMod to new Devices

Kernel Building for CyanogenMod

The instructions for building on Grouper say to pull the proprietary blobs from a device with CyanogenMod already installed. I don't have that option.

The instructions for porting to new devices says

I don't think I'm getting everything when I do that and that's where my problem is...
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
The Nabi kernel should be based on AOSP, so that is the best ROM's to work with for best compatibility. AOKP, and CM being there own breed might need some kernel mods. For example on current Qualcomm devices CM is using CAF code and AOSP is using google kernel code. Just an example

Could be this in build.prop.

ro.build.fingerprint=google/nakasi/grouper:4.1.2/JZO54K/485486:user/release-keys

or a special bit of code in email program.

Yeah you have to do it all manually(make proprietary-files.txt). I did it once but it was all manual, and I could have missed something, it took hours. I also remember having a failure pulling the firmware files in the /vendor directory. You can look at what I did in attached

[MENTION=5141636]n3wt[/MENTION] You should write up some of your secret sauce, would help those guys mimic what you did on other ROM's
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
I was afraid it might have to be done manually. :(
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
Well look over the zip I posted maybe it can save some time.

Above 4.2 you will need SElinux support in kernel, so I don't 4.3 is going to work.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
I know but I had to try.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] SMcC2:
You think I could just ls the vendor file and copy it in to a text file with the right format?

Here is an example from my HTC...

u0_a55@m7:/ $ cd system

u0_a55@m7:/system $ cd vendor

u0_a55@m7:/system/vendor $ ls */*

etc/audio_effects.conf

firmware/acdb.mbn

firmware/apps.mbn

firmware/bcm4335_prepatch.hcd

firmware/dsp1.mbn

firmware/dsp2.mbn

firmware/dsp3.mbn

firmware/efs1.mbn

firmware/efs2.mbn

firmware/efs3.mbn

firmware/htc61.mbn

firmware/htc62.mbn

firmware/htc63.mbn

firmware/htc64.mbn

firmware/htc65.mbn

firmware/htccdma.mbn

firmware/htcnvbak.mbn

firmware/htcrcust.mbn

firmware/htcrfnv.mbn

firmware/htcsmem.mbn

firmware/htcssmem.mbn

keymaster.b00

keymaster.b01

keymaster.b02

keymaster.b03

keymaster.mdt

firmware/mdm_acdb.img

firmware/q6.b00

firmware/q6.b01

firmware/q6.b03

firmware/q6.b04

firmware/q6.b05

firmware/q6.b06

firmware/q6.mdt

firmware/rpm.mbn

firmware/sbl1.mbn

firmware/sbl1_82.mbn

firmware/sbl1_92.mbn

firmware/sbl1_96.mbn

firmware/sbl2.mbn

eglsubAndroid.so

libEGL_adreno.so

libGLESv1_CM_adreno.so

libGLESv2S3D_adreno.so

libGLESv2_adreno.so

libq3dtools_adreno.so

power.msm8960.so

lib/libC2D2.so

lib/libQSEEComAPI.so

lib/libRSDriver_adreno.so

lib/libWVStreamControlAPI_L1.so

lib/libadreno_utils.so

lib/libbt-vendor.so

lib/libc2d30-a3xx.so

lib/libc2d30.so

lib/libgsl.so

lib/libllvm-a3xx.so

lib/libqc-opt.so

lib/librs_adreno.so

lib/librs_adreno_sha1.so

lib/libsc-a3xx.so

lib/libwvm.so

detection

recognition

u0_a55@m7:/system/vendor $
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
Yea that's by far the easiest way. The key is understanding which files are device specific. The firmware is pretty obvious with what you need BUT what isn't as obvious is the libraries. In other words you don't need every .so file. So you basically need to build a cyanogen with no special files and then compare it with the current Nabi system and find out whats different. Make your proprietary-files.txt. Pull the files with the other script(which puts them in the vendor cyanogen build folder) and then build.