Hi hope your all staying safe.
I recently installed a microseven to my DH-SD42212T-HN camera. and overall i'm really pleased with it.. the sound capture is good maybe a little to good. what i have noticed is a slight buzzing and a bit of wind noise. when viewing on my tv or laptop. so does anyone have any idea's to reduce the noise to zero.. what i have done already is put the finger part of a glove that i cut off on the end of the mic which as helped. what settings are best for the mic.
how i have set it up to the ptz. i used a male rca fitting on the camera. one little mistake i made at first ..i used the wrong wire's i used the red and black and wondered why it would'nt work. came on here read a few posts and found out what i had done wrong' should have came here first .
i have powered it using a power block it is a 12v dc block with all the correct amps. the block is only around 6ft away from the cam.
i do have the noise filter turned off the sound set at 50 percent and the mic set to ACC as i'm on youtube.
so any tips would be welcome,
I recently installed a microseven to my DH-SD42212T-HN camera. and overall i'm really pleased with it.. the sound capture is good maybe a little to good. what i have noticed is a slight buzzing and a bit of wind noise. when viewing on my tv or laptop. so does anyone have any idea's to reduce the noise to zero.. what i have done already is put the finger part of a glove that i cut off on the end of the mic which as helped. what settings are best for the mic.
how i have set it up to the ptz. i used a male rca fitting on the camera. one little mistake i made at first ..i used the wrong wire's i used the red and black and wondered why it would'nt work. came on here read a few posts and found out what i had done wrong' should have came here first .
i have powered it using a power block it is a 12v dc block with all the correct amps. the block is only around 6ft away from the cam.
i do have the noise filter turned off the sound set at 50 percent and the mic set to ACC as i'm on youtube.
so any tips would be welcome,