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Audio clipping and distortion in videos

(Topic created: 09-12-2019 06:37 PM)
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fearlessdrummer
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Forgive me. I dont know a whole lot about compressing/EQ'ing, or anything of that nature, even though I'm a musician. I record myself playing drums from time to time on my Note 10+, and when I play back the video, there seems to be quite a bit of clipping, and distortion throughout the video. I never had this issue on my S8+. But it sounds terrible on my Note 10+. Does anyone have any idea on how to fix this?

 

Thank you for your time!

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SamsungRei
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Have you tried it with Dolby also turned off? I also noticed under the Advanced Sound Settings there is an option to adjust the EQ sounds and an Adapt Sound feature. Have you adjusted these settings?



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SamsungAdam
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Are you using the stock camera app when recording the video?


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fearlessdrummer
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Yes, I am!

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SamsungAdam
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Are you zooming the camera while recording? Have you tried clearing the cache for your camera app?


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fearlessdrummer
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No, not using the zoom. Especially with the Note 10 having the zoom mic capability , I made sure of that. If I play lighter, it's fine but once I play at a normal volume, seems like the mic cant tolerate the higher frequencies? I haven't tried clearing the cache, but I can. Not sure if that's going to fix it. I have a feeling this has something to do with the mic not being able to handle the external volume?

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Have you tried recording with a 3rd party recording app and do you experience the same symptoms?


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I have not, but that's a great suggestion! Any recommendations?

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@Rydah Do you have any suggestions?


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fearlessdrummer
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   Just tried a 3rd party app, and it's doing the same thing. As soon as I hit the drum decently hard, or get the cymbals involved, the audio on the video gets distorted. 

   I'm just trying to figure out why my s8+ and Note 8 were able to handle it, but not the Note 10+?

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You may be correct about the volume. Do you have Dolby turned on or are you using HDR10+ recording? 



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