Hi, I just got a DJI Action 4 today! My issue is that I have the Rode Video Go II and I noticed a big difference in audio levels when plugging it into my brand new DJI Action 4 with the DJI USB-C to USB-C charging cable provided versus a Rode SC2 TRS to TRS cable with a third party USB-C adapter to connect to the Action 4. The USB-C to USB-C cable provided in the box has quieter but smoother sounding audio and I had to boost the gain setting on the DJI Action 4 from the default of 6 to like 18 to get it to sound at the same level as when using the Rode SC2 cable with the USB-C adapter at the default gain setting of 6 on the Action 4. Could it be that I need a Rode SC-16 USB-C to USB-C cable because the DJI charging cable is not providing a proper audio signal? I suppose my third party USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter might be providing too much of a signal too. . . It was a $22 item on Amazon that clearly states that it can be used to plug in mics for audio.
@@DaciaProject I know you can use this with the Rode Wireless Go II and I - amzn.to/46v4l5m No cables hanging off. I also love the DJI mic 2 mic transmitter no cables or anything straight into action 4 (amzn.to/4fq9BuU)
My guy covered ALL of the DJI Action 4 accessories!
Well…as many as I could or as many as I needed lol 😂
Hi, I just got a DJI Action 4 today! My issue is that I have the Rode Video Go II and I noticed a big difference in audio levels when plugging it into my brand new DJI Action 4 with the DJI USB-C to USB-C charging cable provided versus a Rode SC2 TRS to TRS cable with a third party USB-C adapter to connect to the Action 4. The USB-C to USB-C cable provided in the box has quieter but smoother sounding audio and I had to boost the gain setting on the DJI Action 4 from the default of 6 to like 18 to get it to sound at the same level as when using the Rode SC2 cable with the USB-C adapter at the default gain setting of 6 on the Action 4. Could it be that I need a Rode SC-16 USB-C to USB-C cable because the DJI charging cable is not providing a proper audio signal? I suppose my third party USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter might be providing too much of a signal too. . . It was a $22 item on Amazon that clearly states that it can be used to plug in mics for audio.
@@DaciaProject I know you can use this with the Rode Wireless Go II and I - amzn.to/46v4l5m
No cables hanging off. I also love the DJI mic 2 mic transmitter no cables or anything straight into action 4 (amzn.to/4fq9BuU)