@@djskillzz215 if you plan live streaming or recording to OBS and other on computer VIDEO APP I am getting aN Emeet 4K webcam (the higher end model that looks like the streamcam one. From what I saw this camera has amazing picture quality but does not have wireless power. I should be reviewing it in a about a week. I contacted Emeet for an answer between gen 1 and 2. They have told me they are looking into fixing the 1080P audio video sync issue. Since I sent them a video clip showing the issue before posting my review.

@@sparkestudio Thank you so much for your response.. I just Subscribed to you so I don't miss that Review you mentioned... TBH, I like the EMEET (3) camera pack Price Point, LOL, So hopefully the one you review will still fit in my budget so I can have at least 2 camera views for my music production videos/live streams... I'll also be checking out more of your past content as well... I appreciate you!

@@djskillzz215 thank you. The camera I got is cheaper on Amazon than it is at Emeet online. I ordered one so if they don't send soon enough I can review it and have 2 camera angles along with my main camera. Forgot to mention I was planning to review the webcam on my Spark E Tech channel. Since a webcam is more tech than Studio KZbin equipment. I have a LOT of reviews coming for my days off of work. If you want to learn audio and videos tips and tricks check out my playlist called HOT TIPS.

@@djskillzz215"Regarding the difference between gen 1 and gen 2, the hardware was upgraded from the gen 2 with slight improvement in terms of stability"

@@k0hl of those plate 2 of them charge NPF batteries. The one if you leave it connected to the battery the camera powers off and on. The other works fine and I since bought the more expensive smallrig one that has higher power delivery via USB C than any other plate I've used. I don't think I kept the other NPF charging plate. I believe I sold it off with my 2 X-S20 cameras. The koo named one flicks the camera on and off if the cable isn't disconnected. Since I use a Sony A7C ii which has power delivery via USB C it is kind of the ultimate option. When I get back to the studio after my 2 weeks working out of town. Going to be reviewing a camera slider, a tripod, more microphones and maybe accessories for the camera and plus min 2 videos on my Texh channel in the 6 days back before I am gone for another 14 days

@@DavidLulu so far still holding up wel in the heat and cold. The white color however discolored to a beige, the grey appears to stay grey. Clear is another option but last I checked is more expensive. I think I made 2 videos using this adhesive.

@@kingpaco87 the best type of mic to use to remove background noise is generally a dynamic mic. The fifine AM8 is certainly impressive on the cheap. It has a good mid tone while this mic is more bright but also rejects background noise. To remove background noise and methods to do so I have a video with 5 different programs with differences shown... Since I am stuck using a Mobile phone I have to go to my playlist called Hot tips where I list audio and video hacks and write again to post the link.

@@kingpaco87 here's the programs to remove background noise where I show how effective they are and weaknesses. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKXKY4efbdaYq6Msi=N8cdk1qUaX0v3MZ4 Want to learn more? Click on my channel name and go to the playlist tab and click on audio & video hacks *hot tips*

@@nightmusic1974 i am very bad at understanding written words. What this mic has is line out via the receiver to camera and recording internally at same time should you choose to do so with a safety channel option. Don't forget to update firmware a bunch of useful features like record lock have been added. My original review is the best place for information, I think I linked in the video description. I am out of town working at a construction camp.

@@nightmusic1974 lavalier ports... I think line level should work. I really only used other microphones and lavaliers with this... No mic power on the lavalier ports for the mic

@@sparkestudio Thank you so much for your quick reply, and especially taking time for it if you’re busy. Also good to know about the firmware update addons! When mentioning the audio input, i actually meant the one at the transmitter side, which can be used for plugging a Lavalier mic. So i was wondering if instead of a Lavalier, it could be possible to connect a line audio source at this particular input (which could be relevant when the audio source to capture is already amplified by another system in the room). Why asking so, well because if the input preamp is set for microphone level only, then trying to use it as a line input may overload the input, thus providing audio distortion. I would really love to use the Lark system to replace my actual sennheiser EW100 G2 system (smaller, lighter), but if it’s not possible to plug a level input at the transmitter, then unfortunately i would have to keep them for my wedding ceremony shootings. Unfortunately this info is nowhere available, so who knows you or another user may help at this point ;-) Again, thank you for your channel which is really great!

@@sparkestudio Thank you for clarifying this point!

@@nightmusic1974 the best way to ask me a question is showing me what you are looking to do in video format. I had trouble passing my electrical red seal exam cause I have issues understanding sentence answer questions. I will give you an example of what might relate. If I plug in an electric guitar it is hard not to have it distort due to the high line level. However if you want the ultimate device you need to watch my Zoom F3*Hot Tips* videos part 1 to 3. The series is on my playlist where I show how to hack audio devices and video tips like how to play H265 in windows and get thumbnails. The zoom F3 can record even a high line level like guitar without issues and has 32bit float internal recording. Wait Zoom F3 is XLR only BUT not if we work around it. Audio interface using a mobile phone? No problem.

@@DurandsDesigns you do know DJI mic and several other brands are exactly the same. Oddly Fulaim X5 which is super cheap and has good sound quality when adjusting the volume of the device also changed the volume of the internal recording and I specifically show that in my review of that mic system. I purchased and used nearly every internal recording mic that exists.

@@DurandsDesigns comica was pretty mad at me for my reviews of "this" mic due to the issues I mention in this review. The non-pro I Reviewed has better battery life, had more consistent reception and less interference than this. I liked the original boom-X D2, and used it for years. I mainly use my Hollyland Lark Max for an internal mic system at this time.

@@man_vk there are so many tricks for the Zoom F3 and yes both can work BUT you can even use the Zoom F3 as an actual audio interface to the mobile phone. If you want to learn it all watch my 3 hot tip videos on the Zoom F3, here is part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYuTkqZspditn5Isi=lqQ4IeZ15gYl1rAZ And yes I have a playlist called *HOT TIPS* with video and audio hacks that allows you to use nearly anything with anything

@@man_vk in Hot tips part 2 I record guitar and in part 3 I use my Phone as a direct audio interface, test different batteries for life and part 2 different methods to power the zoom F3. Everything is self taught, limits don't work in my world.

@@Crushertalos welcome to the Windows 11 nightmare. I downgraded to windows 11 while I had my Scarlett 2i2 and it annoyed me so much I erased everything and reinstalled Windows 10. 2 months ago I went back to Windows 11 but I use the Vocaster two which doesn't do left or right speaker it is both always. Use the Zoom F3 with it's 32bit float audio it never ever clips and I hacked it to record guitar and to use it with any wired lavalier and have 3 hot tips videos (it's a place list with audio and video hacks and tricks) on what I can do with it including using my phone as an audio interface.

@@draxxicek thank you for thr feed back of your experience especially with Apple since I specifically own an Android phone. At t the end of the video I go over the issues. To microSD in my limited testing no lag issues. I didn't even notice there is a Windows streaming APP. I might have to revisit this one day. If Emeet can fix the lag bug especially at 1080P that would make this pretty darned awesome especially at the price point.

@@costtv so far this is my favorite filter without breaking the bank, from K&F VND with CPL kzbin.info/www/bejne/paHFiI1jdpeCm5osi=mPI93MzhukFf-TqO All my filters thus far are all out of pocket cost. My second copy I bought is even better than the first one, the first one is Reviewed in the video above. The disadvantage is mainly it is only 1 to 5 stops and not 3 to 7. The advantage is with only 1 stop it can be left on when the sun sets far more easily. VIR? Variable infrared? So far the only filters I have been using are VND + CPL and for my next down the line I it might be a bloom, mist or streak or combo pack. Right now have a lot of reviews that I am backed up on... I am only in the studio for 6 and a half days and for 14 days I work out of town at a construction site... My current camera is the Sony A7C II. I have a lens I reviewed but have been working on so many reviews that I purposely delayed the release of a lens review and a camera should mount review. Mid August when I get back watch for my camera slider review, another microphone review, an other tripod review... Literally sitting all new in boxes unopened.... A 4 pack mic system in transit as we speak plus all the stuff on my Tech channel. Click on my channel name videos to see what I got... Or my Hot Tips playlist if you want to see audio and video hacks.

@@sparkestudio will do that for sure thank you …

@@qxi2856 sadly I have no suggestions. I only wonder if your 2 devices are exceeding the power draw or is causing unclean power with you NPF plate. I have never used the NPF plate you have.

@@sparkestudio thank you for the reply, in the meantime i just figured that Panasonic made an original dummy battery with usb c. I ordered it and just not use the d tap probably.

This is the most entry level audio quality interface Maono sells. It's not great, this video is to help, it does not make it perfect, it's just to help make it better than it was.

Anywhere there and between works. Plus 3 is fine going beyond is likely to introduce more mic self noise than camera self noise. For my Sony ZV-1 the best level was "1" with 0 being completely off. With my A7C ii I try to stay within 1 to 5 on the camera and adjust the mic volume according so I am not boosting much in post edit but also low enough to also not clip the audio.

@@sparkestudio i have it 1 on my camera and 1 on transmiter and -4 on mic, dose make any sense? I don't have hising from the mic

@@OXyShow Absolutely fine. Take it you mean 1 on the receiver (mic transmits). In the end as in after I made this video I usually was up to +2 on the receiver and usually kept the mic at -2 up to a max of 0.

Each camera is different. My Sony ZV-1 I had odd audio issues at certain volumes. Generally having the camera lower volumes is best but there is a certain point that some microphones increase in self noise when the volume is increased. I now used the Sony A7C ii Just wait till I release my Viltrox lens review (holding it back until August 6th, too many reviews at the same time happening)

I have a long term experience video for even more real world use kzbin.info/www/bejne/anLbga2si9WSbJYsi

I'd just Velcro the cable to the boom pole, but sure rotate around it works. Yes the back end thread can be used to add some weight to balance it in order to not be microphone end heavy. Agreed, cable inside is a horror, it moves inside, drags cable inside and out and makes it not so easy to sit the boom pole down. I take it you have some real world boom pole experience? Thank you for your input.

@@sparkestudio Yeah I'm working on a set of a daily soap in germany :) The work is very very fast, so the wireless boom poles are the way to go there. I've never really used velcro, but I would think, not having to bother with the cable being rotated on itself might be a reliefe. Maybe I try it the next time I boom with a cable.

Hopefully how working, for locations other than Canada and the USA.

@@sparkestudio Now the link works, but it seems to be a different shockmount than the one you used in the video. The one used in the video seems to be one that is used INSTEAD of the included half yoke, while the linked one seems to be one that connects only to microphones where the yoke is not removable at all.

@@user-yj2hu5cn4v I linked the YouShares cause it is far more affordable. I sold it off with my Shure MV7X microphone. The one I show is from JZ Microphone (I added a direct link) and is €98.35 I can't find it on Amazon. If you live in Canada like I do expect to pay a customs fee like I did for my JZ microphone Vintage V11 (Review posted about 11 hours ago).

I am confused on the question. I wanted to make this video as short and too the point as possible. Since this video I now use the very expensive Smallrig 3168B. I often use the USB power delivery port to power my camera. With up to 36 watts power delivery that is impressive. The catch? There is no off button, only a battery life check button. I am also NOW using the Sony A7C ii which I can use the power delivery to either a USB C dummy batter or to the camera USB to keep the battery charged.

@@sparkestudio thank you so much, do you know if its better to power monitor via dummy battery to dc or a Dc to DC cable its just fine?

​@@bernardocuesta4217 I don't have an answer for your question. I do know a battery with DC is much safer and cleaner power compared to using wall power to DC. Usually USB connection is well voltage regulated and most DC to DC is using nearly if not the identical power output to the battery. if using DC barrel power you should use the closest output voltage to the battery included with the camera.

@@sparkestudio i think thats a good answer btw, its normal 12 v for external on camera monitor, so i will use dc contected to 12 v to dc, i dont think its going to be a bad idea after all the plate, and the monitor got the conection

@@taylorb3684 ensure you didn't exceed the 64 gig or so max capacity for the microSD recording. Second, don't know if you fully watched the review but you might not be very happy with the recording sync you are bound to experience. It's in my review.

@@sparkestudio I am using a 64gb card. Probably doesnt recognize the card. I noticed you used a 32gb. I really appreciate you review. I use MAGIX as well so I hope this will help but if you had syncing issues then how did you fix it?

A smaller SD card did fix it!

@@taylorb3684 the max is indeed "Support Up To 64Gb" according to the another site same item different brand. Guess there was some extra limitation, a review had the same issue as you with 64Gb, glad 32Gb worded and you could confirm this.. Sadly I tossed this microphone system. How did I fix it? I didn't cause I could not fix it. Maybe with the correct software it would be possible like slowing it down in Davinci Resolve Studio like I now use BUT than that also reduces the quality of the already somewhat low 41Khz sample rate recording. Standard recordings are 48Khz sample rate and that is THE problem.

@@sparkestudio thank you for getting back to me

@@EuroRSN Sennheiser MKE Essential OMNI lavalier. The Deity W.lav with DA35 is wonderful BUT it has some trouble staying in due to the lack of Locking port... Sadly the Rode Wireless Go ii or ME fit better and the Pro has a locking screw. Why the Sennheiser lavalier? Because the cord does not tangle, it has a good natural sound, very low self noise and you can shout extremely loud without it ever distorting.. the Rode lavalier II distorts quite easily due to the lack of SPL of the microphone.

⁠@@sparkestudioahhh too bad this lav costs more than the entire Lark Max system lol. Not going to work for most people on a budget.

@@EuroRSN I was lucky when I purchase the lavalier, I paid nearly half the price. Sadly I am not experienced in the affordable good lavalier side of things. And yes I purchased all of my wired lavaliers other than an extremely cheap one sent to me for review.

@@EuroRSN Oh wow the price went up by about 50% since I purchased.

@@christine8622 Amazon carries this. I should have a link in the description of this video to the one I used... Did you try google? Or going through XCEL online? XCEL general sells to businesses and restaurants directly and due to the higher than silicone type options many stores don't stock it.

@@kingpaco87 cables should be in my video description. Second I do not know your speaker connection options or even what speaker you are using. Use the vocaster line out 1/4" jacks and get the other end to speaker connection. Amazon sells almost every option possible.

@@sparkestudio Hello, I am looking for speakers that support the Focusrite Vocaster Two USB-C. I have a very important question: do I need the Focusrite Vocaster Two, or can I buy the first one? I wanted to share with you the equipment I am using for my KZbin channel and the items I'm planning to purchase. I started with an iPhone 11, then upgraded to the S24 and later to the Canon T100. However, the camera broke, so I switched to the Canon 50 Mark 2, which is what I'm currently using. My friend bought a cable, the XLR, and now I need to purchase the Focusrite Vocaster Two USB-C, followed by the Elgato Stream Deck Mini. The Stream Deck Mini helps me control Zoom, Teams, PowerPoint, MS Office, and more. It's compatible with both Mac and PC and makes setting up shortcuts easy. I would appreciate your thoughts on these items. Additionally, I just wanted to mention that I find your videos really entertaining, and even though I start coughing because I have asthma, I can't help but laugh out loud. I admire your work, and while I'm currently focused on gaming content, I aspire to create videos like yours in the future. Thank you for the advice, and have a great day. I'm a regular viewer of your videos and your live streams.

@@sparkestudio I had cheap speakers can you pick me some decent speakers that I could purchase

@@kingpaco87 kanto YU2. I really want to upgrade to the Kanto ORA speakers. You could also do 1/4" to RCA connection for other studio monitor speakers.

@@davidmasseyphoto i know nothing about this lavalier mic you speak of and I am stuck out of town working at this time. My first question is, do you have the 48 volts phantom power on like I mentioned in this video to do when using the VXLRPRO?

@@sparkestudio yes I have the F3 set to “mic 48v”

@@davidmasseyphoto have you tried a female TRRS to male TRS adapter?

@@ne0nlightz sadly can't just keep buying random expensive toys spent $100,000 out of pocket since mid 2019 between both channels and being laid off work in about 3 weeks and will be jobless however I have tons of items I already purchased for review and companies are sending me stuff so thank you fifine for the tank 3 mic, and the computer speakers and LTC for the 3 pack RGB fans, Emeet for the dual camera system to review, and ipazzport for the 3 computer and multiple device remotes... Other items I purchased I am trying to review Ascoon camera slider, Neewer LL35 tripod with fluid head, K&F concerts fluid head and a pile of new to me tech... New camera, new audio interface, new self designed camera setup and much much more but it is now time to stop driving myself into a hole of debt I need my channels to grow or give up.

@@ne0nlightz when I am back in the studio I will try and check out which tripods you are speaking of... I work at a construction work camp for 2 weeks and am home at the studio for 6 and a half days. The YC Onion i nearly purchased last year but I didn't consider it worth the cost they get you on the price of every single little item of their tripod. As for the smallrig freeblazer I reviewed I found out later I disliked the feet. They would flip back and forth 2 easily and it caused the tripod to fall with the camera on it twice and the actor I sometimes work with tried to help once and the tripod fell and broke my cameras hot shoe port and that was the end for me. My favorite all time tripod is a travel tripod the footage TC6S which I reviewed. I have not reviewed my cheaper TC5 version I purchased.

@@KiReaL1984 Definitely what I use.

@@arielespiro in 2 weeks I'll be reviewing the more affordable carbon fiber Neewer LL35 tripod. I recently reviewed the very high end Neewer TH45 fluid head that is normally included with the Neewer LL55 tripod

@@Viktoria_witheveryone this is the most entry level lowest quality sound of all of the Maono interfaces. I would recommend the Maono AM100 over this any day of the week and works better. The Maono Neo C2 is cheaper and better audio quality than the AM200 but has fewer features.

@@Viktoria_witheveryone Thank you, any questions about products feel free to ask. Also I have piles of videos on Audio hacking if you wanted to learn tricks of how to connect anything to anything.

@@Maskra_ thanks for sharing. Oddly I couldn't find that one. I can only fund the Ulanzi NP-F01 which I had not known about until I searched Ulanzi NPF plate.

@@elisameazzi4058 with iPhone lightning type you always have to use the Apple certified connector first. Purposely imposed by Apple. if you buy the cable from Apple that adapts to the end connector you need it should work.

@@kosmicjedi that is the audio technica AT4040. I have a 3 video series called Hot Tips on the zoom F3 with a pile of hacks and tricks and tips... Like how to record guitar, or use it with a wired lavalier, battery life hacks and more. If you click on my channel name and go to "playlist" i have a bunch of videos called Hot Tips.

The 90D automatically disables the rear screen when HDMI is enabled. There is no fix other than buying a higher model that supports dual video output, e.g., 5D MK IV, R, R5 and R3.

@@ourpassion777 same thing happens with my new Sony A7C ii I might be able to fix it by turning off REC HDMI or turning off HDMI camera control. But I just ordered a camera control monitor so why would I want to do that lol. No longer going to need my rear camera screen when. The monitor controls the camera... It costs more than double the $ but makes life much better

@@MDxGano i think a lot of people are missing audio from mics that spund low resolution the AM8 sounds good but some of the audio sounded like old audio compression... The same price range is also reviewed here. This microphone could have a different frequency response that could be more narrow. In this price range i find there is always a sacrifice of some sort somewhere. The PD400X is an higher end unit with nice tone and the USB equalizer tuning is wonderful but self noise so the PD400X I see best for Podcasting speaking close to the mic or game streaming. Sadly more self noise than the cheaper options but better tonal frequency response. In about 3 weeks I expect to be reviewing another XLR / USB mic option

@@sparkestudio Would be interesting to hear/see side by sides with the mic in video; something like the Blue Yeti, Hyper X Quadcast s or the new RoG mic name not found in my memory. The range being "very low" is a bit of an exaggeration. The mic in the video was proficient enough for me to not care if it wasnt a mic comparison video.

@@MDxGano you might find the comparison with the Maono PD400X and Fifine AM8 to be interesting kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6a3apaHn9R9Y6csi=qPXvwTTkE1b6VFOl I have not reviewed any of those mics or used any of those you have mentioned. It gets very expensive buying everything out of pocket as you may notice my small subscriber and view counts. Between this channel and my tech channel I spent $100,000 out of pocket on equipment that includes any income I made since mid 2019 when I started both my channels. I spent enough to buy a new truck to help others. I almost bought the Blue Yeti during a boxing day special however I spent on a new mechanical gaming keyboard instead. I am very curious about how the Fifine Tank 3 compares. To buy older products and get no views cause KZbin won't push it would just work to kill my channel... Which is massively underrated for all the work and money I put in. if someone sent me those for review to compare I would be he on that. I used to have more mics, a lot more but had to sell off a pile to pay for my electrical schooling.

@@MyJazzsingh the easiest way to connect to camera is if you watched my other video. If you own a good wireless device it makes direct connection super easy with an adapter

@@MyJazzsingh i have a playlist called HOT TIP where I place hacks and tips Here is the XLR to 3.5mm video, since this mic does not require phantom power it is made simple kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX7SaqJ5pMpqptksi=FZB3rC7NA24ezB-H

@@sparkestudio can you suggest me which video exactly mate

@@MyJazzsingh i work at a work camp out of town and have no PC access. It is very hard to go back and forth to videos since ai have multiple hacks and I have zero clue what equipment you already have. Here's the playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLYKqcb5ycRPZcPKwZ0B9M1W7WduplZsl7&si=IYYA1fSs7uMSzjc4 If you have a wireless mic system like the Rode Wireless, better is the DJI mic or the Hollyland Lark Max. I show how to do that and make it wireless. The adapter I use in that video works alone but not in good volume. That playlist will give you more audio video tricks thanbother channels ever providem including you can uae the Zoom F3 to do it all ajd get 32bit float and never ever have audio clipping issues.

I bought the Sony ZV-E1 I wanted and needed better auto focus. Being able to do subject tracking is very useful. Low light performance blows away the X-S20 and I wanted to keep at least 1 of my 2 cameras but the guy wanted all or nothing and the ZV-E1 with all the new toys has cost me $7500, but this footage I can not get out of the X-S20 which can be seen in this newer video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIfLiGespqemf6Msi=thjtAtW3_ROIPkfE

@@sparkestudio Interesting. Enjoy. Thks

@@JWS1968 my any chance do you live in Canada? Even better if you live in North BC in Canada. Cause I just tossed mine out but I still have them. I did a major cleanup yesterday and the day before.

@@sparkestudio So they're no longer available. No wonder this mic is so cheap on eBay. I'm in the UK.

@@JWS1968 can be purchased on Ali Express. Google "deity mic cables"

@@sparkestudio it's not the TRRS version. It's the Timecode one

@@JWS1968 i also found that easily. Deity timecode cable. I cannot post the link in KZbin in comments, I got a channel warning for doing so previously. Super easy for me to find with one search. But I'm a tech geek, like this isn't my tech channel or you'd notice.

I wrote Hollyland support before, one issue would be how slow they are to respond. If you want to know bad service you should check out Gigabyte and their cracked GPU PCB's being big on certain high end GPUs and they deny warranty. Asus and the huge issue of trying to charge customers for unrelated stuff. Gamers Nexus has done videos on both. Companies are getting away with ridiculous things these days. Back to Hollyland, the major issue I have seen is the units not turning off when placed in the charging case, it's not everyone but some people. For me an issue I had which I state on my part 2 long term experience video on the Lark Max is both mics turning on when the one only is removed BUT for me is fixed in the newest firmware. Sony, check out all the issues and complains and lack of support in the new cameras and what Sony has done with the latest firmware and the battery warning and how it knocks out peoples recordings. Tech companies are getting away with things they shouldn't and it's got stop or it'll only get worse.

Sorry for the late reply. I would have to say no, there is nothing to show anything is charging. To truly verify I would have to have a stone dead battery in there. But so far I would say no. The battery level indicator shows nothing to imply battery charging.