![]() I love the design features of the DJI Mic, but this limitation deprives me of one of the best potential uses with the most popular mobile devices (iPhone and iPad) on the planet. perhaps this $20 solution will work? Next option is the return the DJI Mic and get the RODE Wireless GO II. The RODE blurb says the cable is " designed to connect MFi-certified USB-C microphones to iOS devices.". One option is to get one of these cables and try it with the DJI Mic. So looking around at my options, I see that the RODE Wireless GO II has available USB-C to Lightning cables (SC-15 and SC-19) that allow stereo recording into an iPhone 11. Now I find that even if I upgrade my iPhone to 13 using the much-higher-tech USB-C port, the DJI Mic will still not record in stereo. The very unclear explanation (excuse?) is that there could be a limitation in the port configuration. So far, I've found that the iPhone 11 with Lightning port will only record in MONO. I assumed a two-channel mic system that comes with a Lightning adapter, USB-C adapter, and 3.5mm jack would (of course) record on my iPhone in stereo, so I could separate the channels later and post one sermon video in native Japanese, and another video using the translator's mic in English. But with this crazy Pandemic, we also have some folks staying at home and I post online. For the folks live, they just gather around the translator and all is good. our church is in Japan, and the sermon is in Japanese, but we have a good number of folks the speak English, so there is simultaneous translation in the back. ![]() During the sermon, the preacher's voice is so clear, because the mic is right there. During the praise/worship time, it's great to have my iPhone 11 in the back of the meeting room, but at least one mic up front to capture the sound of the band AND the voices of the congregation singing. I just got the DJI Mic, and must admit the wireless part is great for my application, which is to record our church services. Newb here, only my second post, but I NEED some answers. ![]()
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