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Frage von M4®V1|\|:


Hello,

I have the SonyHDR-HC3E, which has no input jack for an external microphone. But the camera has an intelligent accessory shoe. My question now is whether there is an adapter that connects to the external s.den Microphone and the adapter in turn, pushes on the accessory shoe.

Thank you



Antwort von Markus:

"M4 ® V1 | \ |" wrote: My question now is whether there is an adapter that connects to the external s.den Microphone and the adapter in turn, pushes on the accessory shoe.
Your nick name is completely unsuitable for a title. ;-)

Now to your question: No, such an adapter does not exist. In most cases, can (or will) give you when no one Sonysynonymous information about the occupancy of the intelligent accessory shoe. A similar case I will not even know ...



Antwort von M4®V1|\|:

Ok many thanks, so it will probably be best if I'll get a micro for the shoe.
Or. I leave it with the built-in microphone erstmal that actually makes enough for my needs service.

You thinks the name is not suitable for a forum?



Antwort von stonee:

Hello xy

Occupancy of the accessory shoe is not a problem. I would pick out times.
Please go in quickly in the manual, if you s.den accessory shoe can connect a microphone. I (as a Sony Microphone mean)
If so, can you build a synonymous one adapter jack.
Done but there is not.

Problem may be, however, that the volume is auto eingepegelt.
Again, the manual will help next: Is that because of external microphones inside Sony's on the camera's menu can be balanced, then you can jack synonymous Microphones s.Selbstbauadapter levels.

Greeting
stonee



Antwort von Markus:

"stonee" wrote: ... the occupation of the accessory shoe is not a problem. I would pick out times.
Are you working with Sonyoder where did you get all the?



Antwort von Marvin:

"stonee" wrote:
Please go in quickly in the manual, if you s.den accessory shoe can connect a microphone. I (as a Sony Microphone mean)

In the operating manual that "obtainable accessories, such as is provided a video light, a flash, or a microphone, with electricity.
Then there is still: "When an external microphone is connected, it takes precedence over the built-in microphone"

"stonee" wrote:
Problem may be, however, that the volume is auto eingepegelt.
Again, the manual will help next: Is that because of external microphones inside Sony's on the camera's menu can be balanced

In the camera's menu, there is no sub, where you can make audio settings. In the instructions, there are two menu items that do not exist in my camera. These are the points of volume and "MultiT-on", suspect that will be called Multi-Sound.
And on the accessory shoe is synonymous been very little or nothing in the instructions.



Antwort von stonee:

The allocation has not changed since the Hi8 time.
Contrary to the Manuals Hi8 digital camcorder manuals for each sale. I did a few years ago once made for my Hi8 synonymous.

The occupancy of the accessories shoe is as follows:
(View of above, if you stand behind the camera, 1 is the leftmost or 8 is far right)

1: Unreg (unregulated voltage to power the equipment)
2: LANC (data signal)
3: ID1 (identification of the equipment)
4: ID2
5: MIC-R (hmm. .. what does this mean probably too)
6: MIC-GND (ground for microphone signals)
7: MIC-L
8: Unreg-GND (mass) for power supply

With the two IDs must say the camera but still determined that an adapter is plugged ...

Regards
stonee



Antwort von Marvin:

So apart from the fact that one s.The contacts very sperrlich to garnicht cometh, are the nen few more than eight.
There are about 17-18. Could I not just include the above mentioned reason, and because they are so micro.
Or how does datt with the contacts, because I know myself in the direction and not so DIY is not for me to come into question.

But trontzdem many thanks
And maybe I will have a Micro Sonyholen of.



Antwort von hannes:

"There are about 17-18. I could not exactly count

my TRV900 and TR7 have exactly these 8






Antwort von mkrawietz:

So it probably looks as if the S. ...... Of Sonynen new shoe rausgebracht.

That is of my camera:



Antwort von stonee:

Hmm ... doing Sonyhaben probably synonymous with nothing better to ...

It will not be able probably to the purchase of a simple microphone with this new shoe. Such a mechanism will be very difficult to replicate.

XY, I can offer you to incorporate into the new Sony Microphone has a 3.5 mm jack. In addition, you will need something electronic to the supply voltage for the external microphone to make available.

Greeting
stonee



Antwort von Marvin:

Yes many thanks, but that will not be necessary. Why did already come to terms with the fact that you can not. Basically, I need it for my purposes, not synonymous, but thank you again.



Antwort von stonee:

Just for completeness:

With the HVR-A1E is an appropriate XLR adapter included.


The contact with the camera is on the short cable (front right) produced. The cable goes into a special connector, this is plugged into the new accessory shoe. The module itself is stuck on the photo accessory shoe (no contact, you can see it, because the adapter with a screw s.der bomb-proof camera is mounted).

Now we have to figure out just what does the XLR adapter as a spare ...

Greeting
stonee



Antwort von Jan:

Here are again hobbyist s.Werke ...

The current SonyAccessory shoe called the Active Interface Shoe (HC 3), who called in about 2-3 years of intelligent accessory shoe - so other contacts.

Cheapest Microsystems for intelligent accessory shoe for handicrafts? Should TGV be 1 (HST 1, HQP 1 and HW1 are actually more expensive), for about ¬ 70-80. if it's worth it? Sonyist well known for such harassment in the modern era to sell Original Accessories for sure .....

LG
Jan



Antwort von Marvin:

"stonee" wrote: With the HVR-A1E is an appropriate XLR adapter included.
Does anybody know if there is buy the adapter? And that is synonymous then the Active Interface Shoe?
I prefer to ask again after that, with all of Sony's shoes. ;-)

Thanks again s.alle



Antwort von Markus:

"Marvin" wrote: Does anybody know if there is buy the adapter? And that is synonymous then the Active Interface Shoe?
Because the HVR-A1 is a professional camcorder, know consumer retailer (Jan ;-) often than not too much about it, especially when it comes s.solche details.

I would turn myself to s.einen dealer for Sony Professional Products, or an appropriate repair shop. One possible example would Dealers Teltec *, another contact would



Antwort von Marvin:

Joa schaun times, but I do not think that my wallet is sufficient for professional equipment.

So I give myself now finally satisfied with the built-in Micro.



Antwort von DjDino (Toth Dominik):

"M4 ® V1 | \ |" wrote: Hello,

I have the SonyHDR-HC3E, which has no input jack for an external microphone
If you have some idea of the electronics or know someone who has, there is still the (admittedly brutal) solution, the contacts of the built-in condenser microphone 3.5mm stereo jack
Incidentally, I have just the once before in an older Hi8 camera made (not synonymous because the micro-input hate) - worked tadelos that runs from the device then rausragende cable with the mic jack is Gewühnungssache halt.






Antwort von DjDino (Toth Dominik):

Well, maybe I do not want to write hät the top or you'll ruin your high-quality yet compact HD Camcorders.Diese things are nowadays with SMD electronics (Miniature) stuffed as you have with fine tip + solder and Lupe need ne steady hand, although the solder joints of the condenser microphone capsules are more easily accessible inder Regel.Auch the ausseinandernehmen of housing is often a Geduldsprobe.Beim disassemble my old Hi8 it took me 1 / 4 hour fast.

But if you find the external micro is more important than the guarantee and what you can find a shop that does nothing speaks dagegen.Für a skilled electronics technician sowas should be a cinch, even for nem camcorder.