Users of the Pixel 11 Pro are experiencing a bug that introduces static audio into recordings when the Video Boost feature is active. This issue has been widely reported by users over the past week, with examples showing clear static bursts occurring every few seconds during video playback.
Video Boost, a feature exclusive to Pro Pixel models since the Pixel 8 Pro in 2023, enhances video quality by uploading footage to Google's servers. Advanced cloud processing models then improve the video before it is returned to the user's device.
The static sound is described as distinct and frequent, similar to a Bluetooth device at the edge of its range. While Google has not yet issued an official fix, some users have found temporary relief by clearing the cache of the Google Camera app or by turning off the Audio Zoom feature. Google is reportedly aware of the problem.
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Pixel 11 Pro users are reporting static audio issues when using the Video Boost feature, which processes video footage on Google's servers to improve quality. This bug, observed by multiple users, introduces static bursts every few seconds in recordings. Clearing the Google Camera app cache or disabling Audio Zoom may offer temporary relief.