i can connect to a camcorder sony hdr xr-550? capture static noise? distance and until i can be with my camera
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I've never had that problem with the AT wireless system. Just make sure you have everything connected well (All connectors all the way plugged in) You may want to check the menu items on the camera relating to sound source. Wish I could be more help.
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The HC-V720 has NO headphone jack. I wish it did. The camcorder has a good built-in mic. But if you're shooting in windy conditions, the built-in mic will pick up nasty wind noise. You'll get better-quality audio by plugging in an external microphone, like a Rode Videomic with a dead cat wind muff. But you can't monitor real-time audio. If you need to use a pro-quality external XLR mic, buy something like a BeachTek audio adapter with built-in preamps -- it has a headphone jack.
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You can read my full review. But when I finally got mine to pair with my Blue Tooth speakers it was on a .5 second delay / echo. Even if it would pair with your camcorder, I wouldn't use it due to the delay. The audio would be .5 second behind the lips of the person on camera
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I have the same camcorder. Download a trial version of the software from sony's website. It would well with it.
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Yes, there is a microphone jack on the camera and you may use an external mic.
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The simple answer is you can't, at least not one with a 3.5 mm jack. It's the reason I returned my camera and swapped it out for a different model. I liked the camera, but for my purposes, I needed a mic input. This one didn't have one. Sorry.
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I don't recommend this mic especially for camcorder. I tried it out with my Canon Vixia HF M50 and the sound was pretty bad. It had a very pronounced hum and the sound quality wasn't there. Might be better with smart phone, but I am returning the one I purchased as it doesn't work with camcorder for me.
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Most likely not, since you handycam probably has a USB mini, or even worse, one of Sony s own mini USB version. You would need an XLR to a mini USB, if it exists.
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No one way audio. You can listen but not talk. Assuming you can get it to work. Give it up and look at a dropcam pro. Trust me, you will be much happier.
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if your camcorder has a mic input 1/8 or 1/4 inch size then it should but it probably won't sound very good, but I guess it depends on what type of audio you are trying to record. This is basically a karaoke mic.
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I have a few models of Sony - and most do not have either feature - I have one that has an external mic port next to the hdmi port - but no headphone jack and I think the next higher version of this camera. To get both you would need to jump up a couple of levels.
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I don't know what that is... But, basically, if your software allows recording from a microphone plugged into your computer's 'line in' or 'microphone' jack and it's a 3.5mm type (the most common), then you should be fine. Keep in mind, though, that the cord is only 3 feet, so if your computer's input jack (mentioned above) is in the back of your computer, then it might not reach.This microphone is mainly useful for camcorder use (Because the built-in microphone on most camcorders do not record sound very well, or, even if they do, they pick up all of the sounds in the room rather than mainly your voice).FH I don't know what that is... But, basically, if your software allows recording from a microphone plugged into your computer's 'line in' or 'microphone' jack and it's a 3.5mm type (the most common), then you should be fine. Keep in mind, though, that the cord is only 3 feet, so if your computer's input jack (mentioned above) is in the back of your computer, then it might not reach.This microphone is mainly useful for camcorder use (Because the built-in microphone on most camcorders do not record sound very well, or, even if they do, they pick up all of the sounds in the room... » Read More I don't know what that is... But, basically, if your software allows recording from a microphone plugged into your computer's 'line in' or 'microphone' jack and it's a 3.5mm type (the most common), then you should be fine. Keep in mind, though, that the cord is only 3 feet, so if your computer's input jack (mentioned above) is in the back of your computer, then it might not reach.This microphone is mainly useful for camcorder use (Because the built-in microphone on most camcorders do not record sound very well, or, even if they do, they pick up all of the sounds in the room rather than mainly your voice).FH « Show Less
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While the camera does not have a standard external microphone input, it does have a micro usb multiport that could be used to record from a microphone with a micro usb connector. Adapters are available to convert the inputs from a microphone with a 1/8" or 1/4" plug connection. I am not sure about xlr configurations. Microphones with micro usb connectors are also available. You could also use a standard usb connector with a micro adaptor.
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I have a big can with XLR inputs. it is easy to get an adapter for it. what kind of input socket does your cam have? if its a 1/8' or 1/4' you should not need an adapter.also make sure your battery is fresh every time you use it. it has good sound and a long cord. I find it very handy.
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There's a microphone input jack that for an external microphone. I haven't used it yet, but that's what it's for. Enjoy your camcorder.
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On mine, Using a continuity meter, I have:Tip - White1' Ring - Yellow2' Ring - CommonSleeve - RedThis is the "Camcorder" configuration at http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Model-B-Plus-Audio-Video-Jack-Diagram.png At the price, you should be OK, just test it with a meter first.
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I'm not entirely sure that can be done. There is no sync button on either device to my knowledge. So out of the box they are pre-synced. You can record one person on the mic and one with your camera mic at the same time but with limited range. The bluetooth mic is fairly sensitive so if the two people you are trying to record are next to each other it would pick up a conversation fine say standing 6ft or so from one another. But that is just a guess as to the sensativety range. I used it for a Christmas program of my daughters and could hear her and the kids around her as well as the teachers instructions clearly. As to your specific question you may need to call a Sony tech to get an exact answer. Hope this helped.