This is due to the ironic situation of the wonderful Auphonic recording app whose design doesn’t directly match those of the online service when it is necessary to record dual mono and then crossgate those two mono signals, as I have covered before. A frequent process I do is to transfer uncompressed dual mono WAV audio files I record in my Android phone to a computer running macOS for further processing. These Mac-Android people currently need an easy way to transfer files between the devices, given the current mismatch between Auphonic functions. Many of those work with macOS on their conventional computer and Android on at least one of their mobile devices (telephone or tablet). There are many Mac-Android producers (and Mac-iOS producers) who record audio-only or audio-video and also love Auphonic crossgating. I just checked the dev's website and the latest version has begun using QR codes.Auphonic is still the king of automatic crossgating to reduce crosstalk among multiple microphones (especially when there is much background noise), but that service doesn’t match its mobile apps well. And you must allow it in order to install, so be sure to immediately disable it in Settings>Apps>Handshaker>Permissions.Ī previous version requested access to the phone and I disabled that, too. But it's never needed it before to transfer photos or video to/from my Mac. Maybe that's a standard message displayed when any app needs to access the DCIM>Camera folder. This permission allows the app to use the camera at any time without your confirmation." The message said "Allows the app to take pictures and video with the camera.
I let it download but to install it wanted access to my camera, which it has never needed before. Now they've added something called "idea pills," which I suspect is useless to at least 90% of the people using HS, and I have no need for.Ģ0 minutes ago I connected my phone, opened HS and was notified of an update. The earlier versions had a cleaner GUI, with just transfer abilities. It's been better lately, but still often disconnects and requires re-opening HS on the phone/computer/both and/or re-plugging the USB cable to the phone. The first couple versions were buggy and sometimes wouldn't see my phone at all.
I've used this app for 7-8 months and it's been more reliable (most of the time) than other apps I tried which require you to scan a QR code or enter a number code shown on the other device. My review is based on versions up to 2.5.5, which I'm currently using.
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