Originally Posted by Defessus
This seems promising.
The acoustic set from my concert tonight sounded pretty damn good, i'm uploading a test vid to youtube shorlty that i'll link.
The electric set sounded as I expected, HOWEVER:
I found that I could greatly improve the sound quality by simply manually lowering the sound in the VLC player i was playing it in on my computer. When i re encode the rest of these tomorrow, i'll be sure to manually edit the sound down (to around 30%) since it seems to be taking out a lot of the background noise by lowering it that much when playing back. (Usually I find it doesnt matter how much I lower the volume, it still is distorted so this is a nice discovery.)
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you could try changing the compression of the audio when recording high quality video. There is a post somewhere that mentioned editing a file to raise the bitrate of video (you could do the same for the audio setting, i suppose)... that might give you more of what you want.
You might have to bump your phone to 800MHz though, as raising those settings causes more stress on the phone. I noticed that changing the recording fps from 25 to 30 and increasing the bitrate from 3mbps to 6-8 cause the video to clip, stutter and cut out sometimes during the recording (you won't notice it until you try playing the recorded video).
Also, video recording in low light situations causes a lot of extra stress on the phone too, for some reason. It seems like bright environments record like a breeze, but it can struggle in low light situations.
Picture taking seems to suck in moderate to low light as well. That dual led flash will blind the hell out of you though, and it always makes me look like I have red eye.
Anyway, hope you get what your looking for. I personally thought sound quality was great and loud, but I never tried to record a musical show. Works great for personal videos with mostly just speech.