Problem SOLVED! DJI Mic 2 adapter & Firmware update!
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Firmware update
02:36 Audio Quality
04:27 Godox Mic
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Dude thank you! This quick video saved me on a shoot when I thought my adapter was defective with my A7Cii. The updated worked like a charm!
Hey Jason! I think you forgot to change the audio quality from 16-bit 2Ch to 24-bit 2Ch on your Sony camera. Yes! With that hot shoe it can record 24-bit directly to the video file instead of 16-bit. And yes it sounds richer either way from your test. This is pushing me to get the new DJI Mic 2, despite being happy with the first version. I would still use the older version for mixing more than 4 people talking together if needed via XLR or even using 3.5mm splitter with internal recording just in case.
depends on the sony camera you have. Some sony cameras can't do 24bit recording and only 16bit
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema My A7SIII has it so I think the ZV-E1 has it as well?
Is there a 24bit compatibility list anywhere?
@@SystemParanoia just check your audio options in the camera after connecting it.
@@Bo_Hazem yes and the a1 too checked both using the adapter
OMG THANK YOU. I thought my adapter was defective and was about to initiate an exchange. The updates worked, now my A7RV gets clean audio from the MMi to mic adapter!
Great work! the MI hot shoe adapter making less interference to audio, also richer in audio quality too! hope every mic in the future have this awesome features!
It sounds way better through the Hotshoe. Also nice to see you mention the Godox one. I hope there will be a Lumix version, they also have an XLR Adapter using the Hotshoe...that would be awesome!
You Sony guys get all the good stuff. Great review!
I don't understand why other brands aren't getting onto the hotshoe design. So convenient. Surely it isn't patented
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Hoping for Fujifilm version. The large Tascam has caused my hot shoe metal plate 2 times to break off my camera.
Ordered it right away. Even if its no game changer due to the fact that they were not the first on the market, but it makes life SO much easier!
ease of use. Can also hit record on the transmitter at the same time to get a separate 32bit float file as well as the internal recording
My previous Gen DJI Mic set is setup to auto record as soon as I pull them out of the charging case so you can't even forget to hit record!
Glad you mentioned the firmware update first! Thought I had a defective adapter until I updated the firmware!
nice! what camera do you have?
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I own an fx3, a7siii and a7cii. Initially it wouldn’t connect and if it did, it didn’t route any audio. Even made a video about it, a few others mentioned same issue.
Then realized my DJI mic 2’s needed a firmware update and now the adapter connects seamlessly!
@@mirrorlessmemory oh good. Thanks for sharing. They work on all three now?
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema yup, I get the little camera emblem with a green check mark now on all 3. I wasn’t getting that prior to updating the DJI Mic 2’s.
I was even about to return the adapter lol glad I saw your video first!
It is just crazy Tascam made similar adapters for many different brands, but not Sony now dji just tapped to the MI Shoe. Nice to see more innovation in the most underutilized Sony camera feature.
Im excited for this as I can finally split the audio and record 32 bit float on my Sony FX6! I ordered and now its just a waiting game!
Only the mics themselves can record 32 bit via the internal storage. The receiver doesn’t output 32 bit.
@@Taylored-Mediayep i know that. You can record 32 bit while transmitting at the same time
@@iamalexchua gotcha! Yeah just making sure haha - just had to explain this to a few of my buddies that had just bought these.
for some reasons it's not working with my FX6 even after updating the camera and the dji hardware did you managed to make it work ?
If DJi makes a Fujifilm version might actually get the DJi Mic 2. I am curious if that helps remove the DJI mic's somewhat high self noise when the audio isn't recorded internally.
With the adapter when you press record on the camera, can it trigger the DJI Mic to record as well? That way you get the internal camera recording as a scratch track and 32 bit version from the mics to synchronize in post
does the dji mic 2 work better with lapell mics than the first version where you would hear a lot of static with a bunch of models?
Jason, it’s been awhile since DJI has released any firmware update for the OSMO Pocket 3. Have you heard of anything coming on the horizon for the OP3 ?
Love it mate!
Does that mean you can record 4-channels? 🤯
- Via 3.5mm: CH1 Lav 1 + CH2 Lav 2
- Via hotshot: CH3/4 Shotgun (for redundancy)
This directly addresses to my comment a few months ago. I actually seen videos of people in China with something like this . Now if DJI or some does this die the FX6 it will really be great
yeah agreed!
If you still have an FX6 you may want to try it. This guy Jay Anthony @ImJasonAnthony has a video using it.@@JasonMorrisphotocinema
The adapter sound much richer. Thanks for the test. Getting it this month when I finally get my A7sIII
Yeah i was surprised and really didn't think there would be a difference
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I don’t know how the hotshoe works but I can imagine that the adapter hands off a direct digital signal from the DJI receiver directly to the camera.
Instead of converting the signal to an analog signal for the 3.5mm cable which is sent to the camera which converts this analog signal to a digital again.
But that’s just a theory.
@@boostfx4203 that’s how the Sony mics work through the MI shoe as you would most likely be correct there
Is it just me or does the auto on/off not work with the hot shoe?
Hey Jason, what cage do you have on there? I just realized my smallrig cage won't give the adapter enough clearance to actually connect the pins. So frustrated
Looks pretty bulky, I assume my top handle couldn’t work with it, looks like it could be close.
Have you experienced the audio walking on these? My Rode Wireless Pros seem to be dead on, but with a 10-20 minute take with the DJI, the audio slowly slips out of sync.
You won't be able to use a top handle no. I use a hotshoe relocator when I use my sony mics. I honestly haven't used it for long interviews. I always hit record on the device to get the 32bit float file instead
I think you've missed on the way you were comparing the two tipes of connections.
An easier and more precise way would be recording dialogs, music or whatever played from a good set of speakers in a closed ambient at the same distance using the same audio clips than overlay both and see if the waveforms have differences 😊
No professional will care of these subtle differences. I think you missed the point of the video.
Okay it's fantastic but...what if I wanted to use the sled with DJI mic and then also the DJI Rodeplus as a second ambient microphone using the cable and therefore having two microphones on the camera?
This. I need an answer as well
I think it sounds a little smoother... But I don't know witch I prefer...
First generation one doesn't slide into the slot. How annoying wait till they fix it.
Will this work on the first gen Sony mics?
Would you recommend this wireless audio system vs the other ones that are available?
it is between this and Rode wireless pro in my opinion
My ZV-E1 is sadly not supported at the moment. Actually it really has to deliver a better quality. Because it skips to process the signal from digital to analoge for the cord and process back to digital.
? it says ZV-E1 is supported on list
Will it work on the Sony A7IV?
What camera and lens did you use at 3:57?
this is awesome news...oh wait, I have a cage on my zve1 so I can't use the hot shoe adapter from DJI that I just bought.
Great ! Those is work with the Sony A7 IV ?
Yes
@@AJCoReTV Thanks bro !
On my zv e10 after the firmware update still not working.
Godox version is MID no 32bit float capability.
DJI mic 2 is best wireless Lav solution out rn.
Agreed. Mentioned that in the video. Just godox were first to introduce the MI Shoe compatibility is all
Is the DJI Mic 2 Adapter (Hotshoe) also working on the DJI Mic 1? DJI does not mention it, but did anyone try it out?
now I have to figure out how to mount my camera monitor, since it currrently sits on the hotshoe. :(
can i use this DJI Mic 2 adapter on fx6
Mine was working for a week or two and now the message I’m getting from the camera is not compatible. That happens soon as I connect the receiver to the adapter that’s on the hot shoe :/
I hope Rode Wireless Pro does the same (even tho technically is impossible)
i hope they do something like this
If this is only working on Sony, then they are missing out. Hope they make versions for this for Canon and Panasonic, at least..
Agreed!
Hopefully it works with gopro soon
the audio sounds much better with the adapter. actually I dont like the audio with the cord at all
I thought so. When I listen to it too often I was going crazy and thinking maybe I was making it up haha
Does this adapter work on the DJI mic 1’s?
Have you found an answer? I’m trying to find out the same thing.
Need this for canon R5C !
not sure if they make a canon version for their hotshoe
It sounds better through the shoe, but still really need to EQ that muddiness out. Ruthlessly cut the lower mid and raise the 10kHz like there's no tomorrow.
yes agreed. I had to give raw side by sides without any EQ. wouldn't be fair to EQ the audio in a test as it gives unrealistic comparisons
Still missing 32 bit audio record option directly to the camera.
yeah i mentioned that. Not sure if 32bit float is physically possible over wireless signal
does it work with dpi mic 1?
I don't have it so I can't test for you sorry
RØDE needs to catch up here. seeing an Australian company falling behind seems concerning.
Their problem is these Asian companies have direct access to this tech at direct cost. Companies like Rode, GoPro being based out of their native countries have to 3rd party components for their products costing them more. They have to outsource for Asian companies to built chips and put in big orders for components for their stuff while DJI/insta360 and some of these other Asian based companies practically makes this stuff themself and since they manufacture their own stuff (and if not, being in Asia they can get stuff made for dirt cheap) and don't have to worry about paying large salaries for select employees in their native land. Everything is cheap and easily accessible and I think Asian companies are now kicking this exploitation into high gear
agreed. Rode need to try make this happen
Doesnt work with very many Sony cameras. 😢
They need to have the digital capable ‚intelligent hot shoe‘. Older gens don‘t have that, they were analogue only.
I still think no cable, no hot shoe, and sync in post is the way to go…
Yeah that is how I do it mainly for the 32bit float file flexibility
is it just me or was it sort of slightly making a cutting noises as he spoke, it was distracting
Why is the sound quality so terrible on a video that is trying to address something related to sound recording? Is this what the mic sounds like? It’s hard to make a “with/without adapter” comparison. Not throwing shade, just a question, trying to learn.
what? terrible how? please explain
@@JasonMorrisphotocinemaok so I rewatched and I can tell a positive difference with the adapter compared to the 3.5mm jack. It does still sound a little muddy and almost blown out, but it’s not nearly as bad as when I watched this morning - I might’ve had my volume turned up too loud on my iPhone 13PM, and the contrast between your studio mic and the DJI mics made either iteration of the DJI sound worse in comparison - your studio mic sounds absolutely amazing which showcased that contrast when swapping between systems in the video. But that’s apples to oranges. Ill edit my original comment in a bit - since I’m pretty sure my dumb@ss just had the volume up too high
@@jamesloop these are also raw with zero EQ. I don’t add EQ on audio testing just so people can hear the raw file. Both of these files will sound infinitely better if you EQ them to your preference