Compare what she said:

The phrase “received processed sound electrical signals” refers to the electrical signals that have been generated by the microphone and passed through the amplifier and gain control circuits, but have yet to be converted by the CODEC. The remainder of the disputed language requires that the device use only flash memory, not RAM or any other memory system, while engaging the CODEC, DSP (as applicable), and memory control functions, as well as storing the fully-manipulated data.

To the diagram below:

And you see that she is just dead wrong. The data doesn't even get to the flash memory until it has been fully processed by the processor. That's why it's called a processor (in figure 2).

If this is presented clearly, a jury will not ignore it.