Hi everyone,
I’m developing an Android app that allows users to easily configure their Audiomoth devices. The app will be available for free on the Google Play Store, and I’m looking for volunteers to help test it before the official release.
To participate in the testing, you’ll need:
A Google account (to access the app).
An Android device (phone or tablet).
From AudioMoth Firmware Basic 1.12.1 and the AudioMoth Configuration App 1.13.1, there have been a few enhancements to AudioMoth:
Improved energy consumption when using larger SD cards.
Improved precision of GPS time synchronisation for better localisation of sounds.
New configuration options for more flexibility when using slow SD cards, the acoustic chime, and external microphones.
In the AudioMoth Configuration App, you’ll find:
New ‘Advanced' options to extend file preparation time on lower SD cards.
Hi there, I want to see if there is any interest in a group order of Audiomoths to the UK. Is this the best place to ask or where else could I ask? Thank you!
Hi Alex,
In the UK you can order directly from the UK Store - https://www.openacousticdevices.info/category/all-products. They ship from the UK and there is no duty to pay.
Alex
Use this forum to search for support answers and ask new support questions related to AudioMoth products and supporting software.
Is this forum new? The date on the above post suggests yes.
Awesome, well done. Glad it exists!
However, I was surprised to be automatically (as far as I can tell) subscribed for email notifications for all posts.
I can turn them off, but may I suggest reconsidering having them turned on by default for all users? Many people will just ignore the emails or mark them as spam rather than manually unsubscribing, which will then tank your spam rating.
Hi Everyone
About 20 days ago, I shared a post here inviting volunteers to join the internal testing phase for a new app designed to configure AudioMoth devices directly from Android devices. Since Open Acoustic Devices’ official tools currently only support Windows and macOS, this project aims to fill that gap and make AudioMoth more accessible for fieldwork or mobile setups.
I wanted to thank those of you who have read the post—especially the one person who signed up so far! If you’re curious about the project or have feedback to share, I’d love to hear from more of you. This isn’t an official Open Acoustic Devices initiative, but it’s a passion project aimed at benefiting the community.
No pressure to join—just sharing in case it’s useful!
Thanks for reading, and a big thanks to Open Acoustic Devices for hosting this space
Best
Martin
PS: Sign up form is linked from the main post.