Sorry I did a poor job describing the setup. A DJI transmitter is on the person talking (i.e. lavalier mic) and sends the audio on a 2.4GHz channel to the DJI receiver mounted on you Canon camera. The DJI receiver sends the audio to the Canon camera on a short TRS cable going from the DJI to the Canon external mic port. From what I understand (could be wrong) the Canon Connect App connects via a 2.4Ghz wifi signal to your phone, or in my case an iPad. That signal (Canon Connect app on the iPad ) is sent to the Canon camera, which is video of what the Canon is capturing as well as control of the camera (i.e. start/stop recording). Both signals are using 2.4GHz, but potentially different channels on that frequency. In my case the iPad/Canon Connect app signal sent to the Canon camera is interfering with the audio signal sent between the two DJI components (transmitter/receiver). Lots of devices use 2.4Ghz signal. Such as wireless phones, printers, routers, etc. Some can use 5.0Ghz. But I think each device gets a separate channel.
Bottomline, I frequently get audio interference using the DJI wireless mics when controlling my camera via the Canon Connect app. Wondering if anybody else out there has similar issues or someone can recommend a work around.
