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corallus

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You know those noise cancelling headphones we all got, well as you know they have a mic on each earpiece. well if you put them in your ears and then into the phone a little icon comes up in task bar saying "configure accessory". click on that and instead of headset, choose microphone and then if you record video it records in true stereo and with less hiss than handset alone.
Basically, your headset works as if it is that £30 mic attachment.

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goodpenguin

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You know those noise cancelling headphones we all got, well as you know they have a mic on each earpiece. well if you put them in your ears and then into the phone a little icon comes up in task bar saying "configure accessory". click on that and instead of headset, choose microphone and then if you record video it records in true stereo and with less hiss than handset alone.
Basically, your headset works as if it is that £30 mic attachment.

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Nice info! I only knew it has a mic for taking calls. It's good that it can be used to record video as well. Thanks!
 

PulpDood

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Also, you don't have to swipe down the notification bar then click quick settings to get the settings. You can just swipe down as usual, then (keeping your thumb/finger on the screen the whole time) swipe back up but to the right half of the screen and finally swipe back down again and you get your quick settings :D. Sounds lengthier, but in practice feels much quicker.

Alternative is to just swipe down the notification bar with two fingers.
 
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edge3uk

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Also, you don't have to swipe down the notification bar then click quick settings to get the settings. You can just swipe down as usual, then (keeping your thumb/finger on the screen the whole time) swipe back up but to the right half of the screen and finally swipe back down again and you get your quick settings :D. Sounds lengthier, but in practice feels much quicker.

Totally didnt know about that! thanks dude!
 

SexyIceCream

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Also, you don't have to swipe down the notification bar then click quick settings to get the settings. You can just swipe down as usual, then (keeping your thumb/finger on the screen the whole time) swipe back up but to the right half of the screen and finally swipe back down again and you get your quick settings :D. Sounds lengthier, but in practice feels much quicker.

Alternative is to just swipe down the notification bar with two fingers.

actually, there is a faster way. assuming you're a right hander, you'd be swiping down the nof bar from the right side. when putting ur thumb/finger on the bar, hold it there for a sec; it will switch to quick settings when you pull it down.
 

BR4DOKYBrazil

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Great tip!

But I am very curious as to how this noise cancellation works! He picks up external noise through the microphone and do what with it? I do not understand how it works!
 

feis

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Actually just swap with 2 fingers and you get there instantly

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corallus

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Great tip!

But I am very curious as to how this noise cancellation works! He picks up external noise through the microphone and do what with it? I do not understand how it works!

It plays the exact opposite noise through the earpieces to cancel it out. You can do it yourself with mp3s to get an acapella if you have the instrumental to turn into a negative waveform.

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You know those noise cancelling headphones we all got, well as you know they have a mic on each earpiece. well if you put them in your ears and then into the phone a little icon comes up in task bar saying "configure accessory". click on that and instead of headset, choose microphone and then if you record video it records in true stereo and with less hiss than handset alone.
Basically, your headset works as if it is that £30 mic attachment.

Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk

Thanks for the info, I was wondering if the earbuds would also work as a stereo microphone (I haven't received my Z2 yet). Because I do not need the earbuds so i'am going to convert them into a a stereo mic that will be like the STM10, probably not as goog though, but better than the internal mic.
 
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    You know those noise cancelling headphones we all got, well as you know they have a mic on each earpiece. well if you put them in your ears and then into the phone a little icon comes up in task bar saying "configure accessory". click on that and instead of headset, choose microphone and then if you record video it records in true stereo and with less hiss than handset alone.
    Basically, your headset works as if it is that £30 mic attachment.

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    Just incase anybody didn't know, when you're playing music, long press on the lockscreen widget to reveal a time played slider :)

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    Also, you don't have to swipe down the notification bar then click quick settings to get the settings. You can just swipe down as usual, then (keeping your thumb/finger on the screen the whole time) swipe back up but to the right half of the screen and finally swipe back down again and you get your quick settings :D. Sounds lengthier, but in practice feels much quicker.

    Alternative is to just swipe down the notification bar with two fingers.

    actually, there is a faster way. assuming you're a right hander, you'd be swiping down the nof bar from the right side. when putting ur thumb/finger on the bar, hold it there for a sec; it will switch to quick settings when you pull it down.
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    Also, you don't have to swipe down the notification bar then click quick settings to get the settings. You can just swipe down as usual, then (keeping your thumb/finger on the screen the whole time) swipe back up but to the right half of the screen and finally swipe back down again and you get your quick settings :D. Sounds lengthier, but in practice feels much quicker.

    Alternative is to just swipe down the notification bar with two fingers.
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    We got some sneakers in Australia...
    I never understood how that related to the phone :confused:

    To take random peoples photos without their consent and run faster when you get busted ?

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