I was just doing the research to add video podcasting to my channel and you solved everything for me with this video! All of my setup questions answered. Thanks so much.
DJI is missing a whole market in their advertising. You talking about audio flexibility brings up the usefulness for studio or stationary filming like talking heads, podcasts, demos (fitness, making stuff). Thanks for the insights and ideas!
*Hi Andrew 😃Here's another almost totally secret, and unmentioned feature of the amazing OSMO Pocket 3 - You can review your recorded clips in camera with full audio playback as well ! 👀 Almost no one is mentioning this feature, and how to enable it, as it comes default audio muted. You have to go into the menu system to manually turn the in camera playback speaker on 💁. I'm still rockin' the OG OSMO Pocket, and it has clip playback, but not with audio, which is a drag if you're shooting sit down interviews, or want to check that your in camera captured audio is also OK.*
Hey @markjob6354, thanks for dropping that interesting tidbit about the OSMO Pocket 3! It's funny how these hidden features sometimes slip through the cracks, isn't it? Surprisingly, my OSMO Pocket 3 actually came with the sound enabled in the review playback by default. It's always fascinating to discover the subtle differences in the setups or configurations that users may have. Nonetheless, your insight is invaluable for those who might not be aware of this feature and need to manually enable it. It's these kinds of community-sharing moments that make exploring and using these gadgets even more enjoyable. Keep the awesome OSMO tips coming!
Welcome aboard! Thank you for subscribing! Absolutely, I've had great experiences with the Blue Yeti Nano, Maono PD200X, and Maono DM30 USB microphones.
USB - C audio compatibility with DJI cameras was introduced way back with the Action 2. So it probably doesn't get much mention now. Indeed it enables you to connect all sorts of stuff. I've used it with the USB output of the Zoom H1N, M2 and M3, with a Ulanzi twin wireless mic set, the Sennheiser Ambeo binaural headset, the Shure MS stereo mic, etc etc. And if you turn one the audio backup feature you can record the external mic to the video track and the internal mics to a separate wave format audio file and mix as desired when editing.
Yes, it really does sound very good! Thank you for sharing this information! How do you connect the audio interface with the Pocket 3? I have a Sennheiser wireless microphone eW100 and I have two audio interfaces that I use for different situations, the Yamaha AG06 and the Focusrite Scarlett 18i8
I don't have extensive knowledge about the Sennheiser eW100, but based on my research, it seems that you'll need either an XLR to TRS/TRRS cable or a 1/4 Inch unbalanced to TRS/TRRS cable, along with a USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter. As for the Yamaha AG06 and the Focusrite Scarlett 18i8, both have USB ports, so you can connect them directly to the Osmo Pocket 3. Please note that for the Yamaha AG06, you may need to purchase a USB-B to USB-C cable.
@@StutteringTech Thank you! I appreciate it! I will check it out. I already have all those cables, now I only have to wait for my Pocket 3 to finally arrive.
