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Re: How to connect lavalier mic to panasonic dvx100b
Pretty easy, connect it to the xlr connector (hope your lav do have xlr connector) then swith the external mic switch on, phantom power switch to on, and front switch to mic (not line) and ajust the level.
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Well, 1st thing is you've bought one of the worst wireless mic's on the planet BUT if you insist on "hooking it up" here goes....
1. Mic connected and transmitter (with new battery) turned on. 2. With volume down, plug receiver directly into amplifier/PA 1/4" input. 3. Talk into mic and slowly raise volume of amplification system. 4. READ YOUR OWNERS MANUAL!!!
but I think it's something to do with the mic jack on the transmitter. Some units solder these connectors directly to the internal PC board and after a while, the solder connections break. Have a tech open it up and closely inspect the input jack's solder pads.
No special drivers with this camcorder.
Try to connect on another pc,if problem continues then must be problem in connection board.Usually pc identifies immediatelly when firewire is connected,so if pc is ok problem must be on the other side of wiring.
Please get your microphone tested, also, you can try testing the recording using external microphone. It seems that the problem is with microphone contacts or internal loose connections.
Seem to be a minor one, hope it will be resolved with above methods.
I had the same problem but lucky for me my camera was still under warranty. After sending it for repairs and to my amazement, panasonic replaced my LCD and LENS (what?) and it worked fine. They did mention about a manual reset. Not the button thing you press. I was bewildered but happy the audio levels are working. But soon after then, I found out I couldn't capture my old tapes that i previously recorded!
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