Hi @Adi0 ,
No change on this one from previously, so putting what I said in my PM to you before about the developers’ explanation:
‘Some games and apps have their audio output configured by their developers to be low latency, in order to reduce processing time/buffering.
Low latency audio output isn’t available in the Screen Recorder feature, so it processes the audio data fed into it to be generated as “normal media playback”. Which is why we all get the fuller sound on that.
In other words, it’s not an error at the device side of things, but an app developer thing as to whether their app for a particular OS/device/situation can generate audio output other than low latency.’
Short version is that this isn’t a central software architecture issue, and the developers of that understandably aren’t looking to take any action that would intentionally interfere with how the individual app developers intend their own apps to work.
There’s nothing the Community Team can do about this one other than what I’ve advised: it’s up to users to feed back to the individual app developers regarding the audio management/output of their apps. I reckon that the more users who do that the more likely there’ll be a positive result for that app though. 👍
This users says that they have issue with other all but games and Samsung video editor! So it's not just those 2! Others phones work fine but Samsung users should ask all developers to adapt to Samsung? lol
