RØDE Wireless GO 2 | Buzzing problem solved! 

Glad you were able to solve your recorder problem. However for the large population of us who want to use these mics with our DSLR cameras, what you describe simply doesn't work. I truly am NOT trying to be a Troll, but I have tried the Rode Go II with every camera I have and I always get the buzzing. The reason is actually that the Rode units have internal antennas that Rode admits were designed to be "highly sensitive" to give longer range and prevent dropouts. These antennae pick up RF noise from anything including the other Rode units. When you use the XLR converter on your recorder you are creating a ground lift that removes the buzz - since the XLR is a mono channel with a V+, a V-, and a shield. On a DSLR with only a 3.5mm TRS connection, that doesn't apply. The solution Rode is pushing out to DSLR camera owners is to use a 6ft extension cable (preferably theirs for around $20) between the RX unit and the camera and then move both the TX and RX units "as far from the camera as is feasible". While that does work (I've confirmed it myself and not all cables will work) that is completely unacceptable for a product like this and makes it unusable for most of us. Again...I've experienced the buzzing on every single camera I own - DSLRs. camcorders, etc. My solution is unfortunately to ditch my Rode system and go somewhere else. Any company that would do something like this will never have my trust again. So far the new DJI system looks promising. It does everything the Rode GO II does including recording. As you mentioned - I will never need to be a football field away from my camera with a wireless mic so I don't care if I can hear my subject from a block away. I just need a system that works for normal interviews and such. And apparently the Rode GO II just AIN'T IT... Very nice and professional job on the video and thank you for solving the recorder side of the issue. I know that was helpful for lots of people and is greatly appreciated. Again, truly not trying to be a Troll. Just wanted to try and help the rest of the DSLR users out there like me. Peace.

Just got the Rode Wireless Go II and am experiencing this issue with a JK MIC-J 044 Lavalier Microphone with the pad *off*. I thought this may be due to the microphone itself, so was planning to order a Rode lav mic to see if perhaps it was a compatibility issue? You mentioned some of the mics did this, some did not. Using just the built-in mic on the transmitter sounds fine on both my camera (Canon 80D) and internal recording, but I get the buzzing on both the internal recording and camera whenever I plug in the lav mic. Have reached out to Rode support, and have also ordered a pack of ferrite core chokes. Another user recommended turning the pad on/off and that seems to have strangely helped. My issue is less pronounced with the pad *on* and also dependent on the physical distance between the transmitter / microphone and the receiver. There is less buzzing if they are further apart.

Short explanation: XLR connections are magic and solve problems. 3.5mm connections are garbage and are only ever used because they are small. Never do a long run with a cable that uses 3.5mm connections. Video cameras have XLR connections. DSLRs have 3.5mm connections.

Love your honesty and transparency almost didnt buy them but now I absolutely will

Good info. Just a bit of advice, you may want to be sure to put your headphones on after making all your other connections to be sure you don't get a sudden blast of nose that may damage your hearing. I'm not sure if your headphones were connected before you used the xlr adapter but wanted to point that out. Thank you for the great video!

Thanks for this new information. I have a H6 and prefer to record audio externally to benefit from the awesome H6 preamps. I’m honestly not keen on having to use an adapter in order to use these Rode mics with it on XLR: It’s cumbersome and just another additional point of potential audio failure. I also hear that these mics are 24bit, not 32bit. I’m really glad their customer service is so good though.

I feel the same way about Rode. I’ve had a couple of warranty issues and they fixed them no problems asked. Great company!

Nice job. Two answers for ya. 1) It's just a Shielded Ground issue...that's it. 2) The belt-clip on the XLR adapter is so you can run a LAV cord down to your XLR adapter, hold it on your belt, and then run a nice long XLR cable back to your camera/mixer.

Looking for reviews on the Wireless go ii and along the way, this genuine heartfelt review made me a genuine heartfelt subscriber.. great review and demo!

I just got a H6 and the Wireless Go II. Having the same issue with a lot of interference when recording to the Zoom H6. I bought the cheaper Røde VXLR with no power but I do have a lot of weird sounds. 1. Do I need the more expensive VXLR? 2. How do I record the left channel (lav 1) to channel 3 and right channel (lav 2) to channel 4? Do I need two VXLR as he uses in the video? 3. Had big problems today when using Wireless 2 and a Sennheiser G4 kit. The problem was “robotic” sounds something during the recording...

Gotta say - as a producer purely behind the camera with no followers or any of that stuff - I've always found that Rode treats their 'normal' customers brilliantly

Thanks for the update definitely appreciated that, and I ended up doing a test and using the version one of the road mic using an XLR adapter and it seemed to work fine as well and you're right the problem is with the zoom recorder 3.5-in input. Also if you're going to do a demonstration video you may want to add another light so we can see it a little clearer The drama light looks great when you're talking but not doing the demonstration, thank you.

No uppity mumbo-jumbo, no b/s ... just the facts. Nice! I've had Rode for years, love their peerless customer service.

"Rode has a solution to everything" that is my favorite part! I just bought the GO II and the App was already fixed and I'm not using quite such an intense audio setup! Honestly Rode should have hired you to field test these and said "Hey take these new wireless mics and try using them in the most imaginative ways you can think of and get back to us!"

“Enough about the problem... it’s a buzzing problem.” I love your style my friend.

I had the buzzing issue happen with my Rode Link. It happened when I was in smaller spaces with other machines and devices. I stopped using wireless completely and recorded using the Rode Smart Lav plugged directly into my phone. Stitching in post was more work, but the quality was actually slightly better? The cable you mentioned wouldn't help in my situation, but I imagine the Wireless Go II's backup channel recording feature would provide the safety I need.

The Amazon $12 3.5mm to Dual XLR Stereo Cable is infinitely more cost effective. It's cool that they sent you out those extras for free but for anybody who's on a budget that extra $100+ can be pretty tough.

The background light of my RU-vid Studio (DIY) is also blue ... Learning about the audio now.

A more cost effective way might be to use a ferrite core choke on the cable. They cost very little and help with EMI.

I have the same problem, I also can listen tv signals from other house not mine, and finally doing different tests realize that was the f&king cable. Now, wich should be the solution if I record in my A7iii and not a zoom recorder like yours. Buy an other cable?

Thanks so much for sharing your journey with this setup, bro. I am about to purchase the wireless go 2 for use with my zoom h6 and you saved me a lot of difficulty that I would have come up against - likely on set. Really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience here. :)

Thanks for this video. Actually I was waiting for the follow up video cause I wanna use this system with my Tascam recorder. I have a question for you. How is the back-up recording from the transmitters. Are they usable. I may want to use this system on the go as a recorder only without any camera or recorder attached. Do you think it works good as well

Hi there. Can you pls help me out! I've got the same problem with a noise... So now I see your solution... But I use it different way. I have RODE is plugged right onto my DSLR camera. Do I have to use this VXLR thing with my camera? So to attache it to my camera first? Its huge size. Not that comfortable

I’m having the same issue with my FX3. Thanks for making this video to help me because I haven’t heard back from Rode yet. The big problem with this set up now though is I can no longer use a shotgun mic if I want to run a stereo setup with the wireless go 2. Any ideas?

Rode has promoted the Wireless Go II for use on cameras. I have up today not seen a single camera with XLR inputs. However, in my experience a longer cable and putting the Rx unit away from the recorder has solved it in a way. The XLR Pro has a built in transformer, so it is isolating the Rx unit from your recorder. If this is a problem with the Wireless Go II Rx units, why did they not solve it inside the Rx unit? (rethorical question).

Thank you for your follow up to your problems. I have both the Rode 1 and Rode 2 and they both have the same awful buzzing like you have experienced when I hook it into a Zoom h1n. In my cameras or using the Rode to record direct I never experience this problem. Sounds like its RF interference from the voice recorders. A shame there is only a 3.5mm on the Zoom h1n as its so portable as there are of course no XLR inputs with the basic recorders

I think it depends on your H6 and your Wireless Go 2. I have the same identical H6 and Wireless Go 2, and I had to move the Wireless Go 2 all around before I made it buzz, and it just barely buzzed. It only really buzzed in one certain position. I then tried the original red coiled cord from my original Wireless Go version One, and I couldn’t make it buzz at all. I have another shielded cable, and that one didn’t buzz either. So I think the problem is that non shielded flat red cable. A shielded cable works just fine. I have the older H6, not the newer black version, so maybe the older H6 is better shielded.

I sometimes use my RODE Wireless GO (one) into my RODEcaster PRO using the VXLR+ when I record while in my office. But, when I get out in the field again, (DAMN Covid) I'll use a ZOOM F4 with my camera for two person interviews.I know, it's a beast. I just need to order a second VXLR+. THANKS for testing this configuration out for me!! :-)

I'm planning to buy this next week, now I have zero doubt. Thank you for the video

A ground loop noise isolator from Amazon helps keep down the buzzing noise. I'm using a different brand wireless mic system and with a Xoom audio recorder it makes way too much noise.

Thanks for identifying the issue with the GO! I think Rode should try to fix the compatibility issue with the buzzing rather than providing a hack solution. It defeats the purpose of portability having to bring additional accessories especially for travel. I was considering upgrading my Original Rode GO to the II as I want to reduce weight and space when trying to mic up more than one person with my portable audio recorder but the need for additional accessories if I decide to upgrade is a No GO for me. Did you find any transmission weaknesses, such as when the unit is behind a person or in a busy crowd?

Appreciate the update.. Ofcourse it's in the company's interest to avoid any information that may steer consumers away from their products. Anyway... Win win. Thanks buddy. Uk subscriber

Thanks for the clarifying video, I have now ordered the Wireless Go II. Can you say something about the audio volume (db) settings? At what level do you have the best results? Thank you very much and best regards, Klaus

This video was very helpful! I’m actually planning to purchase the Rode wireless to use with my Zoom H6. I’ll be better prepared, thanks for sharing this.

Thanks for this! I was wondering what the best solution was to split the 3.5mm into a mixer. Now I know. And yes, RØDE has certainly been there for creators both in the past and in the present.

if you are intrested, same problem here with hollyland lark 150. in camera connection the audio is perfect and insert in zoom h1n same your buzzing

Video looks great, I also have the a7S III I upgraded from a 70D, and I'm just trying to upgrade my abilities to match the abilities of this great camera. What settings do you use, and what is your key light?

Hi, did you have similar interference issues when plugging into the H6 when using a 1/4in jack? I've always had issues with using the 3.5mm input on the H6 being affected by electromagnetic radiation (including from 2.4GHz devices and other cellular connections), and primarily use the combination jacks (either with jacks or XLR) or the XLR head to get around the issue.

i have a same problem with my camera sony zv-1 you have a solution please ?

Thanks. This is great info. I've never had this buzzing issue until i updated to the new firmware which I thought was strange.

As a wedding videographer I often tape a Rode Wireless Go 1 using the built in mic on to the DJs wireless or wired handheld mics for the ceremony and speeches. I often get a buzzing or feedback sound when the mic and transmiter are touching/too close. Are you able to test this scenario out to see if the shielding is better in the Rode 2 or what the problem may be?

Great video. I tried this set up, but got 0 sound on the Zoom H6, even with the gain dial set to 10. When I use a 3rd party 3.5mm to XLR cable off Amazon the sound transmits to the Zoom without any problems. I tried with and without phantom power. Am I missing something, or is it possible I got a dud VXLR Pro? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I’ve been trying to do the second part of your video issue: split the stereo signal from the receiver into two channels on my H6. I was looking for the Rode SC11 splitter when the kind folks at B&H suggested the Hosa tech pro stereo breakout cable 3.5 to XLR adaptor. It was $19 and came with the 3.5 mm cable split into two attached XLR cables. I’m sure there are other similar breakout cables out there.

I also own the a7S III and currently have the Rode Wireless Go 1. I've not been to eager to upgrade because with my current setup, I do get interference noise into my camera-s audio when the Rode System is on and near the camera. If you can test this and confirm it would be great. Obviously I am concerned when it's connected to my camera, but even if it's not connected and the camera is setup like this (for testing) I still get the annoying RF noise: - Have a 3.5 Jack to 3.5 Jack connected to the camera and nothing on the other end - Turn on the camera and connect headphones to monitor the sound - Turn on the Transmitter and Receiver (with nothing plugged into them) and just wave them around the camera and especially around the 3.5mm a7S III mic input port. -> I have tried different cables, different setups, RF magnets on cables and nothing helps, except placing the Receiver on a longer cable and keeping it away from my camera (not ideal). I wanted to ask, since you have both systems and also the a7S III. Is it an issue with the camera or with the Rode Go 1? Does the Go 2 solve this problem? Or should I send my camera to warranty? I don't know :( I made a video so you can hear it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fpMW8NSWPPk.html

YEP...that looks like it will work. I think you've sorted out here exactly what I want to accomplish. 2 mono channels into my H6. 2-balanced 2.5mm XLR adapters...split from the 1- RX GO2...???? ALSO, great idea...mic stand "audio village"....the H6 is just too much for the gimbal and caged rig I'm PACKING! (ridiculous). Will get Rode GO2 to-morrow. Thanks!

Hi, basing on your video I purchased the same Rode VXLR Pro adapter, only one difference is Zoom H5 in my case. And, to be honest I don't see the difference. I mean that both, in case of plugin to jack socket directly or through this adapter, I still can hear this bussing, but only when the receiver is in some position, but close to the recorder, especially close to the socket. Whereas when you keep it in some distance, at least in my case, it looks like it is gone. I am just curious if in your case, with VXLR, you do not hear it at all, even when receiver is almost " touching" the recorder?

Great video. Nicely composed. One question! What happens when the transmitter's internal memory gets full by recording (Com/Uncomp) files in the middle of recording? Do they automatically loop and record by deleting the oldest file i.e. similar to the car dashcam memory management system?

Yikes ... this is a deja vu moment for me. A few years ago I was looking for a way to feed my Rode micro... one of them as I own 4.... into my C300M2 camera in order to record better quality scratch or reference audio to later be restriped with sound from a house board. This was at a concert and I found the Canon camera's built in mic was very poor and tended to distort so that it made the restripe difficult. I ended up buying the Rode mini to XLR adapter ... not this VXLR plus but the VXLR. Unlike the usual Rode ruggedness I found the VXLR to have a very weak mechanical connection on the mini input. I couldn't have the small cable easily coming out during a shoot. SO I contacted Rode and they graciously replaced the VXLR with the VXLR plus. It was a huge difference. The connection is very firm and consistent with Rode quality. The reason you ask. The VXLR I had was a china made item and the VXLR plus is made in Australia. So way better quality but of course I think about the 3 times the price. So you have to give credit to Rode for making this right in my situation and seemingly in yours. I think they still sell the cheaper one but not sure where it is made. I was told there are actually additional components inside the plus version that make it a better choice when converting from mini which may or not be balanced and/or may require phantom power. I will be curious to see if the story about the 2.4GHz signal spilling into some electronics holds true on my other cameras. There have certainly been people who have plugged this into their camera and no noise so maybe the cameras are shielded better because clearly everyone will be using the mini jack for connection. So it is not surprising that this little gem has solved your problem. I have looked to buy some additional VXLR plus adapters but they are a bit hard to find in Canada and pretty damn expensive but I guess you get what you pay for. BTW I did manage to buy the new wireless Go 2 and they are a welcome upgrade to some other off brand products that lack the sophistication of this two mic package. The app is pretty impressive as is the onboard recorder which certainly can save your bacon if the signal is dropped.

So let me understand, you have a mic on the 7SIII with the GO II attached as well, to have both on camera mic and a system that is wireless to your Zoom H6 for back up audio as well? If that's the case, do you use a splitter cable for the two mic system then?

Thanks for this solution! I'd like to add that another way to get both transmitters into one XLR is to set the receiver to merge the two channels. Of course, that means you can't separately adjust them in post. But it could be a solution for someone.

Fantastic idea, the wireless audio station. Thanks!

Thank you for both of these videos! I don't have much more to add, but appreciate your work.

first time on your channel. glad to see you solved the issues. ur a nice guy as i can tell. u deserve good people around you. u definitely put the icing on the cake. i been thinking to buy the rode system and as soon as i save up enough money, i am getting mine. awesome video. thx again and God bless.

I guess also the VXLR Pro is transformer coupled so that will help with the isolation

Have you experienced the transmitters not recording any audio files to the internal storage, even thou you have internal recording turned on for both transmitter in the Rode Central app, and you see the red recording icon on the receiver, making it appear that both transmitters are in fact recording? I have mine set to always record to the internal storage, and the red recording icon is always lit on the receiver for both transmitters, but every now and then when I go to transfer the internally recorded audio files, one of the two transmitters didn´t record anything. There´s simply no audio file there.. Sometimes it´s transmitter 1, sometimes it´s transmitter 2.. I can´t reproduce the issue on command, and it´s completely random.. Have seen others mention the same issue, and I´ve contacted Rode support, but no answer yet.. So just thought I´d ask here if you have experienced this issue?

Good to hear you got it solved. I have always found Rode to be very helpful.

I hear the same buzzing sound when I plug a wired mic into the audio jack on the transmitter and monitor it directly from the receiver. It's also apparent on the internal recording. Considering the lapel mics are not shielded (on the cheap side) I would assume I will need to purchase a shielded adapter or cable to connect the existing wired mic or purchase a higher-end shielded lapel mic instead.

For people that don’t want to spend $50 on two VXLR to 3.5 adapters you could probably install a toroidal choke on the factory cable and eliminate the RF feedback. The torroid would do what your fingers were doing when you grabbed the cable but be much more effective. The higher output from the new transmitter is basically using the cable as an antenna and feeding the digital signal into the recorder.

Thanks for the update! About to order mine now. 🙏🏽I’ll have the exact same setup as you after that.

Can you share link/description of the tripod/mount you are using for your audio station that you have the h6 mounted to as well as the receiver.

A 1/8 trs sterio to dual 1/4 mono adapter from hosa (like $6) worked for me and gives the same result for much less $. Thank you for pointing out it was from the 1/8 jack, it took me a while to figure that out. My comica set was even worse.

Have the same problem, but with 3 Lumix GH5 cameras. Try to use a different cables, but problem not gone. XLR not variant, have only mini jack connection :)

Thanks for this! I just ordered the Rode 2 and was concerned about splitting the signal from the two transmitters

Very nice video! So many valuable information. Thank you! Unfortunately I'm experiencing a particular issue that I can't fix. Maybe you have a clue...: If I select split mode both mics seem to work fine (at least what the meter says on the RX). When I connect it to the PC over USB-C and record the audio through e.g. Adobe Audition (Wireless Go II set as input) only one mic is being recorded, in left and right channel. Any clue? In addition to that, my Lavalier Go sounds quite dull. I believe, not that good as yours. Haha, frustrating...

I was using the adapter from the start but I get a slight constant clicking/ticking sound. So annoying. @rode help me!!

Glad you found a solution to the problem. I wonder whether a ferrite choke around your original 3.5 mm cable would have eliminated the interference.

You don't need the expensive VXLR Pro. The normal VXLR or any 3.5mm to XLR adaptor will do just fine. The VXLR+ and Pro deliver mic power, needed for lavalier mics. They convert phantom power into a lower voltage mic power. For use with the Wireless Go receiver you do not need either of them.

Do you have noiseproblems sending the Audio from the H6 to the Camera? There is no XLR Adapter solution. Just the smalll 3.1 cable. Please let me know ;) thx!

Excellent video! I don't own a Rode Go 2 yet, but I have older Zooms, so thank you!

in my case unfortunately the buzzing comes wile contact direct in the camera (Canon RP & Canon M50) this is the second unite, i return the first unite thinking it was defective. im so disapoined, i didt had a problem with firts version of the Wireles GO.

Dang this didnt answer my problem cause i don’t use a zoom or h6 im direct to camera… a7siii has major problems but my a7c gets no buzzing!!! But the former is def a better camera!! I will reach out to them! Thanks for this video i watched both of them!

Thank you for your video! I just bought this and figuring out a few things... I’m having trouble adjusting the gain of the mic in a Zoom call.

i have the h6 and rode wireless go 2 i could only re create your noise if the go receiver was super close to the h6. moving it a couple of inches away would reduce it to pretty much nothing and a foot away it was gone completely so you might be able to solve this issue just with a longer 3.5mm cable. that would allow you to use your xlr inputs for other mics etc. it would seem your noise problem is much greater than mine so maybe the shielding on your h6 is worse than mine which may indicate the 3.5mm input on your h6 is a bit broken. I think you will find with your solution you will also be recording both go mics on 1 track on the h6 where as they are on seperate tracks on the 3.5mm input. you can get the rode sc11 splitter cable and a second xlr adapter if you wanted to record both mics on their own tracks with your solution. good video glad rode helped you to find a solution thats pretty cool.

I had a similar buzzing problem with the original Rode Wireless Go when using it with a Canon G7X III. However, it worked fine with the Sony RX100 VII.

So cool Rode helped you solve those issues. Did you have any problems charging the transmitters? My first GO II rig seemed to have a faulty battery in one transmitter, so I got a new kit and plan to send the other one back. Now the replacement has a transmitter that won't charge ... it's been stuck at 6% for hours. I'm wondering how widespread this issue is. I'm in touch with Rode, so hopefully I'll get it sorted.

Is there a smaller, more portable external recorder you could recommend to capture audio when out and about for example on a small hike? The H6 would be very big to carry everywhere

One thing that I would say that you forgot to mention is that Rode Central App is not particularly user friendly. If you have to depend on internally recorded material for a period of time and you have 15, 20 or more files, exporting these files one at a time? that's annoying. What if you have 100 files?... I hope the next firmware update will allow batch-export two or all files at once. Another gripe is if you again have to depend on internally recorded file, It's a mono file with the sound coming out of one left or right channel. I had to use Adobe Audition to create mix-down to get the sound coming out of both channels. Rode Wireless Go II you have more work to do. I am happy that they treated you well. I guess you put them on the spot with your video. I asked Rode technical support explaining these not such big issues and they sent me email pointing me to upgrade to a new firmware, which I already did before contacting them. Maybe I should create a video too.

Hello, which xlr mini jack adapter do you use?

Have you done a video on using the RWG2 just on a camera? I sure am not going to do external sound. I have no knowledge on mixing that with video.

Your presentation style made my underwear feel tight watching this video. You have a new subscriber.

thanks so much. I didn't know how to get the 2nd unit into my Zoom F6. thankyou!!

That's actually a really, REALLY handy chunk of info. Thanks very much indeed. There are probably a few other buzzing issues that I'll be able to solve down the line thanks to this video :-)

And what about the interferences coming from the transmiter? It solve the probleme for your recever but Tx also makes this noise when they are next to a microphone. VXLR pro 45€ x 2 + SC11 20€ = 110€ at this price, an UHF wouldn't be better?

With the regular VXLR have you Plug In Power or Phatom or nothing on the Zoom H6 ? For me I always hear a variation of the background noise, it's not perfect ... sorry

Thanks for the info!

I have similar buzzing problem with SONY A7C 3.5mm mic port, still now I couldn't find any solution, I plan to connect previous wireless GO SC2 cable I ordered.

Nice video I’ve just found a issue with internal mic recording really loud. Have you had his issue?

Turning the pad off stops the buzzing when using a Lav on mine (Select channel and hold the DB button until the blue arrow goes - for on the fly) - It's fine with the internal mic and the pad (i.e plastic reporter mic things) Sucks not being able to use the pad with a lav though as the mic level is quite hot. hope this helps somebody

Another option is to get yourself an extension female to male stereo so you can have some distance from the Zoom H5/H6 to the receiver. Same goes if your going directly into your camera. All you need is about 3 feet of distance and the interference will be gone. I have both solutions but the cheaper solution is the extension.

So did I understand right... there is no way to use this Wireless Go II without XLR connection? I bought it to record to an iPhone and a a6600. Both make these ugly sounds while recording. I don´t have any XLR recording devices and do not want to spend another 400 € for gear, just to make a 300 € microphone work!?

So what do you do if you have an external recorder that doesn't have an XLR input?

I continue to have the whining issue. I had it with the original Wireless Go units; I have it with the Wireless Go 2; and I continue to have it with the new Zoom H8 as I did with the H6. I am using the Rode VXLR adapters and the whining comes and goes.

I have this exact same problem right now, when i am pairing the Røde Wireless Go 2 to a brand new Sony a6600..

i just bought the rode wireless go 2 , it’s sounding great when i am using it with my camera .. but when i am connecting it with my iMac and trying to record directly ti Premier or other DAW’s like Garage Band .. it’s sounding weird and very bad and with lots if feedback and noise issues .. it’s almost unusable, do u know why this is happening 🤷‍♂️

i PLUGGED THIS MIC RECEIVER DIRECTLY INTO MY SONY A6600 AND I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE. ANY IDEAS FOR ME? I CANT USE A XLR ADAPTER BECAUSE I DONT HAVE A XLR INPUT ON MY CAMERA

Great video and yes I agree that Rode support team is really professional...

Thanks for the update. I had assumed from your previous video that it was the Go receiver that you had plugged in to your H6, so instead of plugging the receiver into the camera, you had it plugged in to the H6. That all made sense to me. But it transpires from this video you are plugging the transmitters in to the H6, not the receiver, and I can't think of any reason why you would want to do that. By the way, in the UK at least, there is a Rode VXLR Pro and a similar product called a Rode VXLR+. Does the fix work with both?

Great video. Any issues with WiFi and noise?

you answered my question as i have a zoom h6 also and was wondering it there would be any issue, thanks this helps.

Very nice video & updated us on the solutions, great thanks！I can now go & buy wireless go 2 without any worries！😊 Yeah！