Can this be used for video recording with an iPad?
2025472
Yes, provided your software allows an external microphone...but even though the mic contains its own battery, it is not sensitive enough to record conversations at a distance (without gain applied by software or another piece of hardware). It will also require an adapter since this mic's connector is a TRS, while apple requires a TRRS...simply plugging this mic into the iPad will yield nothing (some microphones are made to address this connector difference and will work with iPad without an adapter). You will need an adapter such as the mCAM Mic Adapter, which will convert the iPad's 1/8" connection into two separate 1/8" jacks - one for headphones and one for microphone. This also allows for monitoring of the recording as it is happening.
1127942
Yes, I have used it successfully with my iPhone 4s and the basic camera app set to record video. It also records in stereo instead of the mono which is what you get making videos with the internal mic.
1534482
I'm not sure we are using it with an iPad. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1867076
Yes, you can use it for videos, but I didn't think the quality was great, and found I have better luck with my Ipod Touch for video.
2068962
Probably not, as this is intended for an Android device. Try Googling "USB for iPad" to see some potential connectivity methods.
193779
This camera uses a non smart phone Simm.... If your data simm for the ipad is a "smart phone simm" it wont work. ~DH
203858
It should work since it transfers the audio from the iPhone to the radio. Didn't get a chance to try it on an iPad, they didn't exist when I bought this. Don't think this transfers video file, just audio.I don't recommend you buy this product, there is a lot of interference especially if you live in a city. Get a blutooth USB receiver for you stereo, cheaper and excellent audio playback.
636684
You can use the iPad, but need the camera connector kit and also need to use the djay app for the ipad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw9b-fqS3B4
581697
You would have to get a converter to convert the USB to your ipad connector. You can also use this on skype you just change the setting in your computer to the mic being your input device
1697225
I don't have an iPad, but I would presume that you cannot use the microphone portion of it with one. Most tablets only have a headphone jack. You could probably use it as headphones, though.
1783195
Not directly, as far as I know. It has a USB cable so if you could somehow convert that to attach to your iPad or a Bluetooth transmitter, it may be possible. One of the advantages of the camera is the high frame rate that transfers to the computer so if you try to make it work wirelessly, you may lose some of that benefit.
87617
You can use the Apple CCK (camera connection kit) to connect this via USB to the iPad
852736
I can only tell you how it worked from my use: I used it to record from a large diaphragm mic to an Apple iPad Air 1. It worked beautifully.
2030569
I wouldn't recommend it for video. It doesn't have enough power to watch videos especially 1080p and sometimes 720p will not run smooth.
1181291
Although I have not personally tried it, the Apogee website specifically advertizes the MiC as a useful tool to capture high quality audio when recording either audio or video from an iphone or ipad. I can see no reason why it would not.
1752761
Yes, but the video may be choppy. The frame rate is excellent for a demo of an app or for showing something to a class of students, but probably not ideal for this circumstance. You'd likely be better getting the video out cable for the iPad and going directly into your projector that way.
1959245
It will allow you to plug a USB microphone into an Ipad but the SD socket did nothing. Also will not respond to a USB storage device (thumb drive).