32bit Audio on DJI Pocket 3 - THIS is how you sync audio to video.

[@editorskeys]

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[@tsdmoto]

You are my personal hero today. I used this to figure out how to use 32 bit audio on the Action 4 and now I can vlog on my motorcycle with perfect audio. THANK YOU

[@editorskeys]

Glad I could help!

[@LouYorkLife]

Thank you very much for lessons and tips. I didn't understand the back up wav audio file on the SD card prior to this and thanks to you, I now understand what it is, it's purposes and use cases. Thanks again, have a great, productive week ahead.

[@editorskeys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MarksTech]

Hey just a quick question. I tried recording in 32-bit audio and the sound is very quiet compared to when i record with 32-bit turned off. Why is that? should I increase my mic gain? Its currently set to 0

[@krissutherland5426]

great video, but my audio file has not the same length as my video file. Timecode enabled. They also do not get the same file name on the mic and teh pocket 3

[@whatsaudreymaking]

Any tips on quickly finding the corresponding mix file to pocket 3 video file?The fact that the names are not the same between the pocket 3 video file and the mic file is so annoying!! It’s adding additional time and steps to my normal editing process that I otherwise would not be doing. Horribly inefficient!!

[@nomadcurator]

Great vid!

[@editorskeys]

Thank you!

[@Thatgirlshir]

This is what i was looking for! I am very new to all of this its my first mic ever! So just to make sure I understand correctly: i need to first of all switch ‘on’ the 32 bit float on the receiver. Do i also need to separately press record on my mic when i start recording? Cause i am worried if maybe i forget to separately hit record on the mic itself or is that not needed? Also will i find this 32 bit float recording on my sd card which is in my camera or really just on my mic? I hope someone can help me 😇

[@editorskeys]

Great question, so no as long as it's paired you should see the green input volume at the top of the screen, This means when you record with the Pocket 3 it will auto record your microphone. You generally won't need to then take audio off the microphone it will be perfectly synced to your video! Hope this helps

[@Thatgirlshir]

@@editorskeysthank you so much for answering! Is this also if i am recording on sony zv1? Cause i dont have this cute lil camera actually 🙈 so you say i never have to do anything extra as long the 32 bit is ‘on’? Only in the editing stage in final cut pro i will do these steps you did to sync right? So do i find both my video footage and the audio both in my sd card? Or will be sd card have the footage (with normal audio which i mute in editing process) and then the 32 bit audio to be found on my mic storage? I know this might be very beginner questions but I literally have 0 knowledge here 🤓 thank you in advance for responding (i hope) 😇

[@editorskeys]

@@Thatgirlshir h ok if you're recording with a ZV1 if you have this microphone you'd need to connect it via a Cable and then sync the audio manually (just for the 32bit float) but to be honest you'll find the normal audio being recorded with the microphone is fine, so I wouldn't worry about using the 32bit stuff.

[@editorskeys]

@@Thatgirlshir This also might help kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqbSqmyGd693Z7s

[@Thatgirlshir]

@@editorskeysi wanna thank you so much for answering!! Yes I thought so too just turn it off actually cause i also wanna record on my phone and i dont always go on my final cut pro if i wanna do simple videos for reels and tiktok 😇 once again big big thank you for your reply! 😊

[@wolefreeman]

Please can you do for capcut and lumafuison.. pleeeeeaaaase

[@editorskeys]

coming next!

[@HogTide_Rising]

@@editorskeysLumaFusion both with and without MultiCam studio, please.

[@jasonpeishan]

Thanks for the wonderful sharing and I've like you video but I need some help. Whenever I try to place my 32 bit audio onto the adobe premier track, I found out that the audio clip are longer compared to the original audio recorded in pocket 3. I think this issue happens because whenever I press the record button on my pocket 3, there will be a slight delay on my dji mic 2 before it starts to record. So meaning that I have to clap my hand to create a peak before I start to Vlog as the audio peak will help me to sync both the audio. May I know have you encountered this issue? Thanks

[@javangodnger]

One question. Did you use the audio file recorded automatically with video simultaneously on pocket 3 or the audio file recorded (by setting with 32-bit float on) on wireless mic to make a synced file? Thanks for your video!

[@mcelliot]

But hang on, the mic 2 does not record timecode according to DJI so how is that meant to be working ? Is it not just defaulting to sync based on audio wave forms ? I have not seen any evidence that the Mic 2 generates timecode, let alone that it jam syncs with the Osmo

[@phil.clarke]

I really do need to learn how to use and record on my separate mic and then sync with the video rather than rely on my crappy GoPro mic.

[@editorskeys]

Hey Phil so this process would work the same, you could record audio to you phone then sync up the audio and video this way (just change to automatic) 👍

[@IviBellwick]

How do you sync audio to video after? Just manually or is there an easy way to do it??

[@MaikMariaWinter]

Do you know if the pocket 3 can output internal audio and wireless mic audio while recording to an external recorder or mixer?

[@fotografkennethlund]

When I do this, the mic sound and onboard mic sound is not in sync. Every recording needs to be adjusted (no much, but if I don't, it doesn't sound good)

[@editorskeys]

hey do you have time code enabled on the pocket 3?

[@fotografkennethlund]

@@editorskeys it doesn't seem like I can neither turn it on nor off - when looking at the settings, the timecode is running but I can only change if it's going to be shown or not.

[@JunsMiniCam]

I got a very low audio when recording using the internal mic on the device. is it normal?

[@blackibex]

Capcut, please. 🙂

[@editorskeys]

Thanks for the comment! Coming next!

[@blackibex]

@@editorskeys Awesome, cheers!

[@Sustainavore]

Thank you for this. One question though: Is it possible to turn off the wireless transmitter on the mic? The EMF that it produces is likely even higher than the DJI mic 1 I have, and it exceeds healthy ranges by a very wide margin which I would be concerned about for daily use hours on end. I would love to be able to use it as a remote wireless mic without transmitting and then sync the 32bit float after like I do with my zoom f2.

[@editorskeys]

Hey that's very interesting do you have a link or article to that data, I'd like to read up on that

[@Sustainavore]

I made a video for you showing the results of the DJI Mic and some thoughts in the description. I posted it to my account (not a KZbinr, so sorry for the basic video lol), in case it's helpful for your or anyone else. I also made one on the RODE Wireless Pro but it's essentially the same results.@@editorskeys

[@Sustainavore]

and if you'd like more info on EMF in general, if you google: "What are the Safe Levels of EMF?" an article by EMR Shielding Solutions will come up that does a great job of breaking down EMF's in a very understandable way. They sell EMF meters and shielding products apparently, but I know nothing about the company and am not endorsing them for anything other than their explanation of EMF and what can be considered safe levels.

[@kirtanforthesoul]

Davinci please

[@MrAlawadaa]

I like this video

[@editorskeys]

Thank you!

[@SergSpace]

1:38 How would you make sure that the files are the same name when Mic 2 32 bit float recording file has a different name from recorded video regardless that Pocket 3 settings "Audio to Video Sync" is ON? All I could do is to find P3 Video file recorded at the same day and time as 32 Bit float file did. And this is a pain in the back. Even After I found simultaneously 32 bit float recorded file there is no way to just drag and drop it in Adobe premier Pro to synchronize with video. This is another pain in za butt. I spent several hours to make 9 minutes video with all this matching and synchronizing files. I don't have a Mac BTW. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnaum4SKi71nnLM

[@whatsaudreymaking]

This is exactly my gripe! In the time it takes to match audio files to the video I could have been done editing!

[@DrFishyRS]

Premiere version!!

[@errole]

Do you have to do you have to hit record each time at the same time for it to do the time code to sync properly?

[@editorskeys]

Coming next!

[@BuitenBernd]

Premiere Pro please 🙂

[@editorskeys]

Thanks for the comment! Coming next!

[@robsmith6794]

As you've shown on your video, there is a separate audio file within the DJI filing system and it is not imbedded within the video as you show. When I import the video there is no audio track. Why is this?

[@editorskeys]

Hi, you plug in the receiver and all the audio files are on there. Hope this helps.