woheller69

So that means other mics might work. Are you using whoBIRD from F-Droid or the modified version for Bluetooth above? Have you tried to use Voice Recognition as audio input...

I am just doing some experiments with filtering. Maybe you want to try this version. It should have a high pass-filter with @ 1000Hz. Not sure if it works... -Uninstall...

Here comes a better version for testing with several options for high-pass and audio source. [app-release.apk.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15631563/app-release.apk.zip) Not sure if the app will finally be released with these options. We need...

Here is a new version which has a settings activity. It allows to select the audio source, set the frequency for a high-pass filter and set the minimum detection threshold....

Recording indicator needs animations. These must not be switched off in Android...

Here is a version that should also support microphones connected as bluetooth headset. -Uninstall -Remove .zip and install -Switch on in settings, maybe you also need to use audio source...

It seems this is experimental. On my phone it works (Moto G54) but according to specs it only supports 8kHz sampling rate and we need 48kHz... https://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/AudioManager.html#startBluetoothSco()

Another update which requests permission BLUETOOTH_CONNECT. For me it works without but from documentation it is unclear whether it is needed. ("If your app communicates with already-paired Bluetooth devices, declare...

Unprocessed etc, see here: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/MediaRecorder.AudioSource BirdNET is available in 32bit, 16bit, and 8bit. Best is 32bit, but the performance of 16bit should be almost the same and is recommended.

with manual edit for highpass and threshold (click on value and edit) [app-release.apk.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/15950254/app-release.apk.zip)