Will this work with an iPhone and/or a mac min computer?
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I have a little adapter (forget the name/brand) for my iPod that I used with a different microphone. I was unable to get it to work with this microphone. I would imagine it should work with the iPhone if the correct adapter is purchased. An adapter is usually required since the iPad/iPhone/iPod input jack is set up for headphones AND a microphone instead of just a mic.
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I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of... » Read More I believe that you will need to get a plug adapter. Keep in mind that the iPhone has headphone rings on the plug and those you will need to render inoperative. The signal coming from the microphone is still the same as any other microphone but the audio of course is enhanced because of the nature of the microphone. As far as a mac mini, I'm sure it will be like a PC input so it should work fine. I used mine once to record audio for a video conference. Although I think that a USB mic is much more practical because the VM-100 uses 9 volt batteries. It made no sense to continue because of that. I hope this information helps you. « Show Less
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There's no reason it wouldn't work with anything that has a mic input, but its designed to be handsfree with a hot shoe mount, so it might not be ideal. Really depends on what you're trying to shoot, but yes, it'll function!
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Sorry, I cannot tell. I do not have a Mac, but works perfectly with windows
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I wish I could answer that question, but unfortunately I have a MacBook. However I do not see why it would not work.
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I have a PC, not an Apple product . It is all web based so it should work on any computer. I like seeing it on my iPhone.
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Sorry, can't say for certain, as I only use it with my Mac Mini and/or my Ipad2.
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Well, it does work very well with my iPhone and with my iMac. And it works with both at the same time.
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It should work with iMac. I have a MacBook and it just plugs into the standard headphone AUX jack, so it should work on any device with one.
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the answer is no. it should be worked with Mac while playing music on itunes.
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Worked fine on my iPad and iPhone. Don't have a Mac book, so can't guarantee it, but if it worked in the i stuff, it should. Found it very handy.
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Platforms supported are: the iPhone and iPad, you can try to plug it in to a macpro and see what happens
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I'm not sure. I have an iPhone 5 and a Mac computer so in theory it should have worked seamlessly.
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It should work with any phone, tablet or computer. The connection is the universal plug in for audio and the volume control just adjusts the sound to your level. It isn't only for Apple products. Hope this helps.
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I have mine on a PC. It should work fine on a MAC but not as well on a MAC Mini.
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I have yet to get it to work with my mac so I can't really answer this question.
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Not sure, I'd imagine as long as the Mac mini has Bluetooth capability it should. I use it on an iPad 3
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I've used it with both an iPhone and an iPad Air, and it worked great, I can't imagine it won't work with a desktop mac as long as it had Bluetooth.
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Yes it will. Example: plug male connectors into iphone and computer / plug headphones into female connector. Now you can listen to audio from the computer or the iphone.