A Question For The DIY Builders.
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#8
If it is a commercial cam and didn't have a mic on it to begin with, then it probably wouldn't work to add one. If it was a homebrew it already has the ability to add a mic.
If a commercial cam doesn't have a mic, i would guess it doesn't have the ability to record audio in the first place.
If a commercial cam doesn't have a mic, i would guess it doesn't have the ability to record audio in the first place.
#9
If it is a commercial cam and didn't have a mic on it to begin with, then it probably wouldn't work to add one. If it was a homebrew it already has the ability to add a mic.
If a commercial cam doesn't have a mic, i would guess it doesn't have the ability to record audio in the first place.
If a commercial cam doesn't have a mic, i would guess it doesn't have the ability to record audio in the first place.
How would I add some type of recorder along with the camera, not attached to the camera, so it records when the camera takes videos, or pictures?.
Thank You
jrbsr
#10
it's an amplified mike...runs off of a 9 volt transistor battery..the sound and video will be separate and having it trigger "on" when video is on would be the hard part...not sure if it's even possibleyou'd be money ahead maybe with something like a DXG567v homebrew....(video with amplified sound)..you could get into one like this for around $225..(I BUILD AND SEND YOU)
I may have one for sale in about a month or so...(new build)
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Last edited by farmdude01; 04-07-2011 at 05:27 AM.