How to record flights and cockpit radio com using an Android phone? I am a student pilot, and would like to record my training flights (in a C152) to look back on. I do not have a Go-Pro, and do not want to fork over the money for one. I do however, own a Samsung Galaxy S5, that has a pretty good camera.

I was wondering if anyone had some ideas as to how I could record my flights using my phone? I have bought a mount, a Y-cable connection for the 1/4"" phone jack, an TRRS cable and a Headphone/Microphone splitter cable for recording the headset audio.

I have, however, noticed that the avionics interferes with the recording and causes the phone to stop recording. Does anyone happen to know why this is?

In addition, this question is not limited to my specific cables/connectors.

Please let me know if anyone has found a working solution with their Android phone in the past. A similar question was answered for IPhone users. Does anyone have experience with Android phones?
Android by default has Google Now enables, which include voice search. Voice search listens for the words "Ok Google" when you speak, but phones also detect a long press in a headphone button (on headphones with controls). It can also be fooled into activating by odd signals like the pop when you turn on the avionics master switch or loud droning noises like motorcycle and airplane engines. 

First thing I would try is to turn off the voice detection, see this page for instructions. Now google voice should stop popping up if the phone is being fooled by noise.  

However, that may not be the end of it if the phone is detecting static or other signals as a long headphone control press, in which case it may still interrupt your setup. In that case you will need to use an app to disable the headphone controls, the one I've heard of is SoundAbout, or your phone's distribution may have settings to let you do it.