Hi there, I am currently using the EOS 700D
The video recording function used to work perfectly. But recently, I found that the audio recorded in video have some problem.
The left mic seems to record with a much weaker power, and the right one is much stronger.
That means the left channel have a lower volume than the right channel.
I have tried to reset to default setting, but no magic is done on it.
The audio is shown below.
Any clues? Thanks!
@Ray-uk wrote:Is this with an external mic, if so then you need to suspect that is causing the problem before blaming the camera, try another mic. If it is with the internal mic then there probably not much you can do about it other than seek a repair.
Either way it needs a proper workshop test to determine the amount of difference between the two channels, just setting the camera up in a normal room is not adequate due to the variation in sound reflections that each mic will recieve.
Thank you for your reply.
Well, it is the internal mic. I have tried the camera with outdoor video taking, the same.
As the camera is already 6 years old, warrantly has expired of course and checking will need around 38USD(not include part fee).
So why don't I buy an external microphone with much better quality of audio, but just to fix the internal mic lol
And thus I seek for help here to see if anythinng I can do to make it works again.
Once again, thanks for your suggestion!
