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+Episode: 2025
+Title: HPR2025: Using a Smartphone as a microphone
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2025/hpr2025.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-18 13:27:56
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+This is an HPR episode 2020, if I'm entitled, using a smartphone and a microphone.
+It is posted my first time posting Julian and is about one minute long.
+The summary is, I talk about an app that I post the audio input of my smartphone into
+my computer to record this show.
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+Hello citizen of the internet, my name is Julian and in my first show for HPR, I want to talk
+about an app called Microphone.
+This app is available for Android in the F3 repository, link is in the show notes.
+All it does is sending the audio input from the microphone directly into the audio output.
+This causes horrible feedback loops if the audio output happens to be the phone speakers.
+But if you plug a mail to mail 3.5mm cable into your phone, and the other end into your
+computer, you can use your smartphone as a microphone.
+Actually, I'm using this right now to record this show with a velocity on my laptop.
+The reasons for that are pretty simple.
+I don't have enough free space on my phone to record a show with you record, and the
+other is that I was curious if this app really works.
+Well, actually there's not much more I could tell about this app.
+It has no menu, no way to customize it, and as you can hear, no noise suppression or
+whatsoever.
+That's about it, thanks for listening.
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