As a HD video recorder my Galaxy W is not fit for purpose
If I record videos longer than about 60 seconds, the audio and video start to get way out of sync. I don't think it happens gradually - the sync usually goes out after a short glitch in the video. With each glitch, the video falls further behind the audio, and it never recovers - it just gets worse and worse.
I see the problem when recording to either an external SD or the internal storage, so it's not an SD card speed issue.
The problems go away when I record in a lower resolution (480p is fine), but one of the reasons I bought the W was for its HD recording capabilities!
Does anyone else have this issue, or is it just me?
tievolu said:
As a HD video recorder my Galaxy W is not fit for purpose
If I record videos longer than about 60 seconds, the audio and video start to get way out of sync. I don't think it happens gradually - the sync usually goes out after a short glitch in the video. With each glitch, the video falls further behind the audio, and it never recovers - it just gets worse and worse.
I see the problem when recording to either an external SD or the internal storage, so it's not an SD card speed issue.
The problems go away when I record in a lower resolution (480p is fine), but one of the reasons I bought the W was for its HD recording capabilities!
Does anyone else have this issue, or is it just me?
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I didn't check this problem in Recording, but i found the similar problem in playing 720p video. After a few seconds the audio is out of sync.
I thinks its purely a software problem, and future update will resolve this.
Currently i have 2.3.6.
Thanks
Yeah, it's not just a playback problem - if I transfer the videos to my PC the same glitches and audio sync issues are still there. I think I'll try and report this to Samsung if I can bear the pain of negotiating their support website.
Sometimes I also experience this when recording 720p video to internal storage, but no problem when I record to external microsd class 10 card. I assume this because when I did benchmark the internal storage writing speed only about 5MB/sec while the external storage reaches 15-17MB/sec on writing speed. What class is your external micro sd?
As for playback sync issues, I did not experience it either...
That sux. I havn't looked it up on my phone yet, but I really need my camera for recording this weekend. So It better not be that problem on my phone.
tesna said:
Sometimes I also experience this when recording 720p video to internal storage, but no problem when I record to external microsd class 10 card. I assume this because when I did benchmark the internal storage writing speed only about 5MB/sec while the external storage reaches 15-17MB/sec on writing speed. What class is your external micro sd?
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My external card is only class 4, but I naively assumed that the internal storage would be up to the task even if my external card wasn't. Looks like that might not be the case. 5MB/s - is it really that bad? If so, that's seriously crap.
I noticed the same with internal SD
Did not yet make HD video's using external SD. Hopefully that will resolve it.
Csn galaxy fit record hd videos to about 480p somehow as its having a powerful 5mp camera...?? Plz help me .. I need to record hd videos with my fit these vacations
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My HTC 10 is not rooted. I just installed Poweramp, and I noticed that during playback, I don't know if it has something to do with the MicroSD Card (mounted), during playback, regardless if a headset is plugged, paired with a BT Speaker, at random perhaps after a few songs, I will hear a 1/2 second hiss or distorted noise as if my heaset or speaker was grounded. Was that normal? I haven't formatted the memory card as a the phone's internal memory. Should I do that?
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My HTC 10 is not rooted. I just installed Poweramp, and I noticed that during playback, I don't know if it has something to do with the MicroSD Card (mounted), during playback, regardless if a headset is plugged, paired with a BT Speaker, at random perhaps after a few songs, I will hear a 1/2 second hiss or distorted noise as if my heaset or speaker was grounded. Was that normal? I haven't formatted the memory card as a the phone's internal memory. Should I do that?
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Have you tried another music app? I know Poweramp comes with it's own audio tweaks and I think they may be causing issues for you.
Is it just me, or is it impossible for the OnePlus 5T to record internal audio even if rooted? I've tried Google's "Play Games" app, Screen Streaming, Internal Audio Plugin, Mobizen, DU Recorder (Internal Audio), SCR Pro, several others. But each and every app had 1 problem when I give it the option to record the internal audio, it's way too low that you'd barely hear it. But it records the mic properly.
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/...s-screen-recorder-with-internal-audio.691715/
BUMP. Wouldn't want to gravedig.
Anyone know any way to record gameplay along with Internal Audio ? Screen Recording works pretty well but doesnt include system Audio. Any Fixes ?
Does anyone know of a way to to record screen with internal audio?
I've tried 'Screencam' app with the internal audio magisk module and it works fine but no audio plays while recording which is bummmer.
I've also tried the One Plus 7 screen recorder and it doesn't record any audio at all..
Anyone got any other app suggestions where I can screen record with internal audio (and audio plays while recording) ?