02-05-2025 12:50 PM - last edited on 02-06-2025 08:37 AM by Danny
Hello all. Recently I received a "Rode Video Mic NTG" The audio sounds wonderful on my computer and on my phone.
However when I plug in my mic to my M50 mark ii. In post-production, I just hear a steady hiss of static "phhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" I know it's not the mic or the cable(aux cord) or the sound recording settings in the camera settings. it has to be the aux port.
It's strange however though. when I use my Lavaliers; which use an aux cable. The static isn't nearly as loud. And when I just plug an aux cord with no external microphone connected the audio goes straight to to that static..
What should I do?
02-07-2025 05:09 PM
Hello JackVitick,
I'm sorry to hear that you are having an issue with your camera mic jack. You may want to have the camera evaluated at a Canon service center. For factory service, please forward your camera to one of the Factory Service Centers shown below. If it has been less than one year since the camera was purchased, we ask that you also include proof of warranty in the form of a copy of your sales receipt.
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