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Flip Video Flip UltraHD

Camcorder Review
Pure Digital Flip UltraHD
Part 10

Audio & Other Features



• New microphone records stereo audio
• Audio is captured using AAC compression
• There are no other features on the camcorder that haven't been previously mentioned.

Audio Features (1.00)

The Flip UltraHD features a built-in stereo microphone—an upgrade over the mono mic featured on the Kodak Zx1. The mic is located on the front of the camcorder, to the left and right of the fixed lens. The stereo audio is compressed using the AAC codec. Even with stereo audio, the quality is about what you would expect from a camcorder of its size and price—which is to say it's not very good. In windy conditions the mic picks up a lot of rustling, and even in ideal settings voices often sound muffled and crackly.

The built-in stereo microphone

The Flip UltraHD has no audio connectivity options, nor do any of the other camcorder's we used as comparison models:
 

  Flip UltraHD Sony
MHS-PM1
Kodak Zx1 Sanyo
VPC-CG10
Mini (1/8') No No No No
Headphone No No No No
Audio Level Control No No No No
Accessory Shoe No No No No
Mic Hi/Low No No No No

Other Features (0.0)

There are no other features on the Flip UltraHD.

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