Bad sound recording‏ ‏quality..!!

Hi, mine is asha 303
iam asking if there is any way to make sound recording be good with my mobile, i think it just support (.amr) and i tried to change it but that only one, the sound recording is poor sound quality in (sound recording) but its good in (videos recording) idn know why althought its the same mic‏ ‏used..!!
So is there any solution for this, or thats is known problem in my asha phone??

Moron wrote:
Does Nokia stopped producing all new asha series phones and (S40), and all new phones will be symbians or others??
New roadmap to transition to Microsoft Mobile indicates that Nokia Asha and X series will be left out in favour of Windows Phone platform. Nokia has abandoned in manufacturing Symbian phones in mid-2013 with the Nokia 808 being the last one to be shipped out.
What is different between (S60) and symbian???
The S60 or series 60 is a platform on Symbian OS.

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