I cannot get stereo sound (just mono) when I use this mic with this extension cable (also I am plugging these in a Canon 700D: Rode VC1 10' (3.5mm) Stereo Mini Jack Extension Cable, Suits VideoMic I cannot get stereo sound (just mono) when I use this mic with this extension cable (also I am plugging these in a Canon 700D: Rode VC1 10'... » Read More I cannot get stereo sound (just mono) when I use this mic with this extension cable (also I am plugging these in a Canon 700D: Rode VC1 10' (3.5mm) Stereo Mini Jack Extension Cable, Suits VideoMic « Show Less
1468836
This is a Mono microphone. What do you expect? ....solution for you, simply go to radio shack and get a mono to stereo jack adapter. Costs a couple of bucks. I purchased mine on-online.
1468837
Do you get stereo when the ME-15 is plugged directly in? I take it you have confirmed the cables are plugged in all the way.I would try the following troubleshooting:1) Plug the ME-15 and extension together into a computer system and see if you get stereo. If you do get stereo then it is the camera and perhaps a setting in the camera itself isn't allowing stereo. If you don't then move to step 2.2) Try plugging the ME-15 straight into the computer and test for stereo. If you do then you know it is the extension cable and if not it is the ME-15.That is a place to start. Do you get stereo when the ME-15 is plugged directly in? I take it you have confirmed the cables are plugged in all the way.I would try the following troubleshooting:1) Plug the ME-15 and extension together into a computer system and see if you get stereo. If you do get stereo then it is the camera and perhaps a setting in the camera itself isn't allowing stereo. If you don't then move to step 2.2) Try plugging the ME-15 straight into the computer and test for stereo. If you do then you know it is the extension cable and if not it is the ME-15.That... » Read More Do you get stereo when the ME-15 is plugged directly in? I take it you have confirmed the cables are plugged in all the way.I would try the following troubleshooting:1) Plug the ME-15 and extension together into a computer system and see if you get stereo. If you do get stereo then it is the camera and perhaps a setting in the camera itself isn't allowing stereo. If you don't then move to step 2.2) Try plugging the ME-15 straight into the computer and test for stereo. If you do then you know it is the extension cable and if not it is the ME-15.That is a place to start. « Show Less
1468838
Its a single capsule mic. Its a mono source. Any microphone you plugin directly into the your 700D will show up on the left channel.
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According to the box, the audio out is stereo and the microphone in in mono. I purchased this item but only used it once when I tested it. It worked as expected.
19086
The volume is dependent upon your device and the stereo. I have had no issues with the volume, and am actually getting higher volume from this device than from a normal headphone cable.
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No, you can't. This is a first-rate unit, really good, but it's mono. You will need a female mono to male stereo mini adapter plug easily available in Radio Shack or on Amazon or from Monoprice, inexpensive... that way you can get the full mono sound of both voices mixed in both channels of your recording if what you are using to record the voices has a stereo input. Without the adapter, the entire conversation with all voices will be recorded in one channel only and will play only on either the left or right channel. But this is the best one I've found for clarity, ease of use, and durability, I have several of them in different locations. Good luck! No, you can't. This is a first-rate unit, really good, but it's mono. You will need a female mono to male stereo mini adapter plug easily available in Radio Shack or on Amazon or from Monoprice, inexpensive... that way you can get the full mono sound of both voices mixed in both channels of your recording if what you are using to record the voices has a stereo input. Without the adapter, the entire conversation with all voices will be recorded in one channel only and will play only on either the left or right channel. But this is the best one I've found for clarity, ease of use, and... » Read More No, you can't. This is a first-rate unit, really good, but it's mono. You will need a female mono to male stereo mini adapter plug easily available in Radio Shack or on Amazon or from Monoprice, inexpensive... that way you can get the full mono sound of both voices mixed in both channels of your recording if what you are using to record the voices has a stereo input. Without the adapter, the entire conversation with all voices will be recorded in one channel only and will play only on either the left or right channel. But this is the best one I've found for clarity, ease of use, and durability, I have several of them in different locations. Good luck! « Show Less
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I am not 100% sure, but I don't think there is any provision for bringing a stereo signal into the unit whether by mini or xlr or 1/4''. The switch labeled mono/stereo is an output to the headphones and simply provides a means to hear your monitor and your individual input either one on the left and the other on the right ear or mixed together in both ears.
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Personally, I set it to mono in my DAW. There is a way to combine it to mono by creating your own cable, and I think I may have found one stereo to mono converter online before, but it was fairly expensive. Check out this schematic http://www.cambridge-mt.com/SitePix/Fig2-7aUpdate.jpg
1632843
It is not the stereo mic it records the same. Rhode does make a stereo mic as well.
1310965
My guess is that your intercom is Mono, not stereo. Music is typically recorded in stereo. Long story short, yeah it would work but you will only hear one channel. Like listening to a stereo system where only one speaker is working. The cable is high quality and Mediabridge is a great company.
412162
The plug in the photo is mono - not stereo, as mentioned in the video. If that's the case, you'll need a mono to stereo adapter to get dual mono sound. Maybe amazon could verify which plug it has or correct the photo.
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the mic records in stereo and sounds much better than the mic that is built in. When the mic is plugged in it only records from the Rode and once it is unplugged you go back to the on board mic. You can NOT use both.
100193
This card has a virtual surround processing chip built in. It will will produce surround sound on regular stereo headphones. You don't need a "surround sound headphone". I use a pair of Audio Technica AD-700 stereo headphones with this card and they sound amazing with the surround sound turned on. the card also has a built-in headphone amp which makes a big difference in sound quality when you plug in your headset. There are also various surround settings that you can tune and modify to your liking.
1814707
Definitely a mono mic. Especially with a mic this small, there would be no advantage for this being stereo. For a stereo effect, you would want individual microphones a distance apart from each other.
59651
In Sound Properties, there is a Stereo Mix option (IDT High Definition Codec). Not sure what it does or if works.
1961993
This mic does not come with any cables; what you can do is get a female XLR to USB cable (that's exactly what you want to look for) or a female XLR to stereo cable and get a converter to convert it to 3.5mm.
2020353
It appears to do this with my Canon Camcorder connected to a microphone mixer with the adapter. It is not true stereo sound.
1038099
Yes it's supposed to be mono. If you don't hear audio in both sides of your head phones then the cable other headset has issues. It would be helpful to know what you are sending the receiver audio to. Zoom h4n, dslr, a recording device?
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I bought one of those audio cables with the red and white tips, cost me about 8 bucks. Its been a while since I used it but if I remember correctly the sound only came out of the front 3 speakers via this method if thT IS problem for you. Hope this helped.