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From: Eric L	3/6/2012 11:51:38 AM
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Nokia Rich Recording (YouTube Video) ... [yt]p8RHQC0eS_k#%21[/yt] ... Uploaded by Nokia on Mar 6, 2012 Demoed above is video capture from the Nokia 808 PureView, clamped on a rig with an iPhone 4S and a Galaxy S II (plus an N8, though its output wasn't used for the comparison). For best results ... 1. Start the video playing 2. Maximise the playback window 3. Click on the gearwheel and up the quality to maximum (for best effect) "Soon Nokia Rich Recording will be found in All devices in our [Nokia's] Smart Devices portfolio" The world's first implementation of Nokia Rich Recording technology in Nokia 808 PureView records best in class stereo audio with every detail. Whilst most high end smartphones can only record without distortion to around 110db, the Nokia 808 can comfortably continue to around 140-145 db, which is 4 times louder than the conventional mics can record. Apart from that Nokia Rich Recording can also record very low frequencies also without any distortion. The combination of all of these elements means the Nokia 808 records audio with almost CD like quality. It has to be heard to be believed. - Nokia - >> Nokia Rich Recording Demonstrated Steve Litchfield All About Symbian March 6th 2012 allaboutsymbian.com We've been used to CD quality audio capture on the Nokia N86 and N8 before, plus the C7, E7 and E6 (arguably), with digital MEMS microphones, but Nokia's Rich Recording takes the idea and bolts on the next generation of MEMS mike, together with dedicated audio processing and Dolby software, yielding the capability of recording low bass through to the highest treble, all at up to 140dB. The video [above] provides some proof. Impressive stuff, and it's good to hear that Rich Recording will make it into all future Nokia smartphone designs. Rafe's got lots of notes on how Rich Recording works and there's a special feature coming up soon here on AAS. ### - Eric -

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