AUDIO-OTPAD / AUDIO-SCRAPYARD #13 - 1999 IKARBUS IK 103P #55 - PROBLEMI SA TELEFONOM / PHONE ISSUES

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1999 Ikarbus IK-103P ("Subotica-trans" #55)
MAN D2866 LUH-22 (260 hp) + ZF S6-85 + Raba BDR
Recorded on 22. 01. 2025. on route 6, with Samsung Galaxy A13. / Snimljeno dana 22. 01. 2025. na liniji 6 uređajem Samsung Galaxy A13.

SRB: Ovaj snimak samo popunjava prostor i tu je čisto da bi pokazao problem sa kojim se mesecima suočavam i mnogo mi otežava snimanje. Možda ovo i nije prvi snimak sa kojim mi se to desilo (znam da nisam sačuvao jednu vožnju sa IK 201 #102 zbog toga, ne znam da li se desila pre ili posle ove), ali - suština je u samom problemu, ne u autobusima. A problem je - telefon mi nasumično iseca frekvencije tokom snimanja. Ovde (i u većem delu ostalih snimaka sa tim problemom) se to manifestuje na desnoj strani i na niskim frekvencijama (basovima). Naravno, to uništava kvalitet zvuka. Pokvarilo mi mnoge snimke (IK 112 LE #464, kao i duži snimak #469, Cobru...). Resetovanje ili restartovanje telefona bi samo privremeno rešilo problem, ali, on bi se ubrzo vratio. Nisam bio u servisu da vidim šta je problem, a pošto sada neću snimati ko zna koliko dugo, ni ne nameravam da idem, pošto mi mikrofon radi normalno kada u njega govorim. Ali, kada sam upitao Google Gemini kakav bi to problem mogao biti (naravno, opisavši pritom i način na koji sam koristio i čistio telefon) - uglavnom se odgovor svodio na to da sam izložio telefonski mikrofon daleko većim naporima od onih za koje je predviđen i da je mikrofon verovatno negde oštećen zbog buke i vibracija, i da nosim telefon u servis. Tako da - drage kolege, ako ste u mogućnosti, kupite snimač zvuka, čiji mikrofon je predviđen za visoke nivoe zvučnog pritiska (SPL) ako želite da se bavite ovim čime se bavim i ja. Upravo zbog ovog problema (doduše, u konkretnom slučaju više sa visokim frekvencijama), poslednji zvučni zapis koji ću objaviti biće kraći za jedan segment.

ENG: This recording is just a filler and serves just to demonstrate the problem I've been facing for months and it makes recording much more difficult for me. This might not be the first recording ever on which the problem occured (I once remember not saving a ride with IK 201 #102 because of it, I can't remember if it happened before or after this one), but - the point is the problem itself, not the buses. And the problem is - my phone randomly cuts out frequencies during recording. Here (and in most of other recording with the problem) it happens on the right side with low (bass) frequencies. Of course, it destroys the sound quality. It has ruined many recordings (IK 112 LE #464, the longer recording of #469, the Cobra...). Resetting or restarting the phone would solve the problem only temporarily, but it would soon return. I haven't taken my phone to the workshop to figure out the problem, and I don't intend to, since I'm not going to record for who knows how long now, and the mic works normally when I speak into it. But, when I asked Google Gemini what could it be (describing the ways I used and cleaned the phone, of course) - the answer came down to the mic being exposed to far more strain than it was projected for, and therefore, probably being damaged now, because of noise and vibration, and that, because of all that - i should take it to the service. So - dear colleagues, if you want to do what I do, buy yourself a sound recorder with a mic that is projected for high sound pressure levels (SPL). Because of this exact problem (although being mostly with high frequencies in the specific case), the final recording that I'm going to publish will be a segment shorter.