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The video compares the DJI Mic 2 and Rode Wireless Pro microphone systems, focusing on features, design, battery life, and charging capabilities. Discussions include noise cancellation, design differences, storage, internal recording, transmitter sizes, and touchscreen capabilities. The video emphasizes the practical advantages, audio quality, and pricing differences between the two systems, concluding that the DJI Mic 2 may be better suited for individual creators on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, while the Rode Wireless Pro is more suitable for small documentary crews. Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts on the microphone systems. Additionally, the video briefly discusses using Squarespace for website creation, showcasing the sound quality of the microphones in various settings, and highlighting the DJI Mic 2's noise cancellation feature.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on comparing the DJI mic 2 transmitter system with the Road Wireless Pro. The DJI mic 2 now includes 32-bit float like the Road Wireless Pro but has an additional feature of noise cancellation. The presenter conducts audio tests with three microphones, one with noise cancellation on the DJI mic, another with it off, and the Road Wireless Pro for comparison. The physical attributes of both transmitters are discussed, highlighting the DJI mic’s smaller size, lighter weight, and the added convenience of a magnetic clip for mounting. The Road Wireless Pro has a plastic clip supplemented with a metal piece and a magnet for mounting versatility. This segment sets the stage for further audio samples and a detailed discussion on mic features, battery life, and other aspects back in the studio.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares DJI and Rode wireless microphone systems. They discuss the design differences, such as DJI’s twisting mechanism versus Rode’s plastic clip for easier attachment. They also mention the presence of a locking port on Rode for professional use versus the lack of it on DJI. Both systems have onboard storage for recording internally and offer backup audio recording capabilities in case of signal loss. DJI provides 14 hours of backup time with 8 GB onboard storage, while Rode offers 40 hours with 32 GB. The comparison extends to transmitter size and weight, with DJI being smaller and Rode having more storage but a larger pack. The speaker highlights both systems as good transmitters, each with unique features.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on comparing the features of the Rode Wireless Pro system and the DJI Mic 2 system. The DJI Mic 2 system allows for changing settings directly on the receiver’s touchscreen without the need for an app, providing flexibility in adjusting gain, bit depth, recording settings, and triggering recording on multiple transmitters. The DJI Mic 2 has a large touch wheel for navigating settings and includes built-in lightning and USBC adapters, allowing for direct connection to compatible devices without additional cables. The addition of 32-bit float recording capability makes the DJI system appealing for content creators. The transcript also discusses how both systems handle 32-bit float recording internally but can only pass it through to the camera if the camera supports it, enabling synchronization in post-production. Additionally, the video addresses the charging cases, highlighting the DJI system’s sleek and functional design.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the DJI and Road wireless microphone systems, highlighting their battery life and charging capabilities. The DJI system offers 18 hours of total charge time with the charging case, while the Road system provides 21 hours of total charge time. The speaker compares the quality of the cases, favoring the DJI’s aluminum construction over the Road system’s softer case. A key difference noted is the ability to keep the wind muffs on the transmitter while in the Road case but not with the DJI system. The speaker then introduces an audio comparison between the microphones. Additionally, they mention their sponsorship with Squarespace, praising its ease of use for website building and sharing plans for their new Squarespace website for their Vlog Channel.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the process of creating a website using Squarespace. They mention visiting the website, downloading design templates, customizing the site, and using a code for a discount. The speaker then compares the sound quality of different microphones in controlled and outdoor settings, highlighting the noise cancellation feature of the DJI mic 2. They demonstrate how the microphones perform in various scenarios with background noise like wind and chatter, emphasizing the convenience of built-in noise cancellation without the need for post-processing.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares the DJI Mike 2 transmitter system with the Rode Wireless Pro in a range test. Both microphones have similar ranges, but the speaker notes that the range tests seem unnecessary given the practical filming scenarios. The speaker emphasizes the impressive noise cancellation of the DJI Mic 2 and highlights its Bluetooth feature, allowing connectivity without a receiver. Despite some downsides to Bluetooth audio quality, this feature stands out as a significant advantage. The price breakdown of the DJI Mic 2 system, which includes two transmitters, a receiver, accessories, and more, is also discussed.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses two microphone options – the Road Wireless Pro priced at $399 and the DJI Mike 2 at $349. The Road Wireless Pro includes the charging case, two transmitters, receiver, and accessories, while the DJI Mike 2 can be purchased for $219 with one receiver and one transmitter. Additionally, for $99, one can buy a transmitter separately. The speaker highlights the different functionalities of each system, suggesting that the DJI Mike 2 may be more suited for creators focusing on platforms like YouTube, Tik Tok, and Instagram reels, while the Road Wireless Pro may be better for small documentary crews. The speaker expresses a preference for the DJI Mike 2 and invites viewers to share their thoughts on the two systems.