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Prior to using AirPods I would use the wired EarPods that came with my iPhone to capture audio when recording video in the Camera app. I just tried this with AirPods, and the mic is not sourced when the AirPods are active and video recording is taking place. Has anyone else experienced this?
Yes you CAN use the Airpods as a way to wirelessly capture audio when recording video but not with the camera app. You have to use a different camera app such as Movie Pro. Here's my explanation and demo of what it sounds like. http://thestoryographist.com/blog-main/2017/5/17/use-the-apple-airpods-as-blueto oth-wireless-microphones-with-the-iphone
Yes you CAN use the Airpods as a way to wirelessly capture audio when recording video but not with the camera app. You have to use a different camera app such as Movie Pro. Here's my explanation and demo of what it sounds like. http://thestoryographist.com/blog-main/2017/5/17/use-the-apple-airpods-as-blueto oth-wireless-microphones-with-the-iphone
My workaround is to use my GoPro and record the AirPods via Voice Recorder. Not ideal, but after my test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa3g442jPhI I think we are far better off recording with a lapel mic since the quality is pretty poor. Too 'tinny' for liking. Some poor EQ / voice cancellation going on.
Yes i wonder exacktly this to
Whay not let the reporter interview person with Airpods insteads of a big michropne
Can any one develop apps for this we would be soo greatfoul
AirPods and video camera recording
