can i plug this into a iphone for better iphone video audio?
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It works but you still need microphone. You can try this Tascam iM2 High Quality Stereo Microphone for iPhone and iPod Touch - White. Specially made for Iphone/Ipod. You can buy it in Amazon. It cost $31 and up. http://www.amazon.com/Tascam-Quality-Stereo-Microphone-iPhone/dp/B00B8XVLJW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid;=1393990658&sr;=8-6&keywords;=Tascam+iM2
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Theoretically, yes, but as there are no on-board mics with this unit you'll still have to have external mics and cables to get any audio to your iphone. This is a semi-serious piece of kit, intended to be used with DSLRs and other budget-to-pro cameras or as a stand-alone field recorder. What I would do is either record to the DR-60D and the merge the audio with your iPhone video in post, or upgrade your iPhone to something cheap like a canon 60D/T3i, which is what you should start with if you're looking to create better video. You should also look into the DR-40, which has some pretty great on-board mics. I highly recommend it. If not, the DR-60D is fantastic, I've filmed all over the country with it and I love it. Or perhaps you should look into an external mic for you iPhone :)
573049
Hummm. Yes, but it only records audio, and the audio quality will only improve if you have a good microphone. Just connecting to your IPhone wont do much
219098
I am using it with a backup camera that transmits a signal to a receiver that is connected to a video input on the 9055-LM GPS There is also a bluetooth receiver built-in for connection to an iPhone. I don't know of a direct audio input although one may exist.
659173
Yes you can. Some Mention to Apple TV is some times listed but it's just an HDMI to VGA with audio converter. Works well for me.
504265
You may be able to use the Apple camera connection kit to extract digital audio from Apple IOS devices, however the Nuforce icon IDO, is going for $100 bucks right now and it is designed specifically for IOS devices. The IDO is also a great headphone amp and has analog outputs to send audio to your amp, so you can listen to it through the speakers. I own both devices and you can't go wrong with either one. Both offer great quality for the buck and if you've never used an external DAC for music listening, your in for a real treat. Best of luck.
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That really isn't the purpose of this device but I suppose you could use an app through an ipad or an iphone and then use the headphone jack from the iphone as your output. What is the problem that you're trying to solve? Are you wanting to use this device in lieu of a guitar amplifier?
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I don't know. don't have iPhone. it's a standard jack, so if iPhone has standard jack should be ok.
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I don't believe it would work. The video output from a 5 or 5s iphone is digital, 4 and 4s video output is analog.
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It can work with an adapter. The plug on this mic is 3 conductor (a.k.a. 3 position) whereas the iPhone needs a 4 conductor input to receive sound. The adapter for this particular mic also needs to send power through to the mic. The iPhone will provide power but not all adapters will send that "plug-in power". This adapter should work:Azden i-Coustics TRRS Mic/Headphone Adapter for Smartphones & Tablets HX-MI
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Yes. If you have an iPhone 6 or 6 plus, connect to docking port. Any other I phone connect via usb port on back of unit. It will play audio from your device.
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U. Could with some kind of converter box but starting out it only works with iphone 40 pin cable or red/yellow/white RCA cable
1100671
I don't have an Iphone, but the plug is just as in a headphone attachment, so I don't see why not.
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I don't know about iOS but I use an Android app. There are two mini rca jacks for audio out.
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It can connect to the I phone via an "iPhone HDMI Video Out Cable" which is about $40-$80. You will not get everything you see on the screen out, unless the phone is jail-broken. So unless you have a very specific purpose for using your phone than its almost not worth the trouble for the limited usage capability. Also I would not rely on the built in battery as it is half as bright and wont last the full length of your average movie.Works great on a laptop though!
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I haven't tried but it's a very straight forward device. There's a USB port that's just there to charge your phone (which an iphone could totally use) and you'd connect your audio through Bluetooth. So I can't see how it couldn't work.
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Yes you can. You just need the right cable. Remember that you will need a xlr to 3.5mm cable or an 1/4" (6.35mm) to 3.5mm cable. I connect my iPad and iPhone to it on a regular basis. I have both cables and prefer the xlr to 3.5mm as it has no "noise" when plugged in. Cable link: http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-XVM-110M-Right-Angle-3-5mm/dp/B000K6B2DI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386291447&sr=8-1&keywords=xlr+to+3.5mm
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Yes, assuming your iPhone isn't any newer than a 4s. Any audio device is only outputting positive and negative electrical signals, don't let the fancy 30 pin cable disguise this. Apple doesn't encrypt their audio signal or anything like that, as long as you can plug it in it'll work.
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There is an "Audio In" port on the front of the unit, to the left of the LCD window. You just need to attach the iPhone with a stereo audio cable that has the proper size pin plug, which you should be able to buy for about $4 to $10.