My Redmi 1s mobile restart automatically while playing songs of high definition audio files.. Size of mp3 files around 10 to 13 mb size files.
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Redmi 1s restart while playing mp3 or any audio files of large size
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Redmi 1s restart while playing mp3 or any audio files of large size
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Also battery duration goes down faster after i update the kitkat version, Why?
Hi all,
Redmi Note 5 user here!
We are trying to fix the bad camera audio recording on Redmi Note 5, i've watched a comparison between Mi Max 3 and Redmi note 5 and indeed Mi max 3 has much better audio quality, I've downloaded both recovery and fastboot ROMs and for some reason am not able to unpack the whole priv-app folder as well as another folders so if anyone can attach the whole camera app folder that would be great!
Thanks in advance.
I have several suggestions for Emui.
-Set the maximum audio bitrate at 320kbps to Media_profile instead of 192kbps.
-Set the maximum bitrate of 1080p at 20mbps and 60mbps for 4K (264) to Media_profile
-Increase the resolution of the native screen recorder to FullHD or FullHD+
-In some games the audio is desync (also happens when using recorder)
I have tried to do it with root in the past with .195 and it shows a substantial improvement in video and audio recording.
I would like that together we get Huawei to read us ... it is absurd to have 192kbps of audio and a low bitrate for video and an HD resolution for a FullHD screen ...
Thanks
Unable to screen record using built-in screen recorder in my redmi note 5 pro pixel experience 10 plus rom . The screen recording file automatically gets corrupted and the files become 0 MB size.
Hi-Res Audio enabler and sound booster headphones Only Realme 7 Pro
I threw on a mod for the hobby of quality and volume in headphones.
Hi-res enabled by default (24 bit / 96 kHz)
Volume increased to the maximum value
Increased the sound quality of video recording from the camera
Install via Magisk
Git updates
HD is a wonderful thing especially if your using .wav* files and higher resolution media files.
*HDCD's need to be stored as .wav files only to prevent the loss of their HDCD subtext; they can't be altered to another file type as the subtext is lost in the conversion.
They can have up to 22 bit resolution vs a CD's 16 bit if handled properly. No decoder is needed but they signal needs to stay in the digital realm and go into a 24 bit or higher DAC. Doing so will glean 90+% of the encrypted subtext giving a noticeably broader sound stage and more accurate sound stage reproduction.
Many CDs are HDCDs, and many of those are not labeled as such... a pleasnat surprise from a sound engineer/producer that knows what they're doing