r/DJIMic

Hoping someone can help! Just picked up some DJI mini Mics for recording in person podcasts. Tried recording them on riverside and had no end of issues as it couldn’t sperate the audio tracks for each person. Does anyone have any advice/ suggestions for what software is best?

Where this gets complicated is we have two sets of DJI Minis recording off separate phones because we have 4 people. So it has to be software where two phones can be on the same recording? But able to recognize there’s 4 receivers if that makes sense?

I'm a remote worker that wants the best noise cancelling performance when in meetings/calls in Microsoft Teams Android app and Webex when I'm travelling extremely loud trains, etc.

I wanted to plug in my DJI Mic Mini Mobile Receiver into my phone via USC-C port on my Samsung Fold 7 phone (does not have a headphone jack).

And then output the meeting audio via either my phone speakers or wired earphones at least, or ideally Bluetooth earphones. But I don't think there's anything that can solve this, right? Is there?

Gemini AI said only way is via a clunky splitter which I wouldn't want or via DJI Mic 3 receiver and use wired headphones on its 3.5mm headphone jack (expensive).

My Requirements:

• Input audio - voice via DJI Mic (best noise cancelling performance possible)

• Output audio - meeting voices via phone speakers or wired earphones at least, or ideally Bluetooth earphones.

• Above only using phone, MS teams Android app, and Webex.

Hi all, I'm using the mobile receiver. It uses green light to pair with the mic mini. But, seems it uses bluetooth ?? to connect to the mic 3. Finding documentation on this is hard. Is the connection between the mobile receiver and mini different than the mic 3?

If I'm just looking for speaking quality (discord, zoom, etc.) would the mic mini with mobile receiver give me better sound than the mic 3, (if mic 3 is using bluetooth?)

Thanks!

Okay so I’m losing my mind a little here. I’ve got both the DJI Mic 2 and the Mic 3, and the audio from both of them is just… bad. Like genuinely muffled and muddy. It doesn’t matter how I position them, doesn’t matter if the mesh is completely clean, even just holding the thing in my hand the audio sounds terrible.

The thing that really gets me is I have an old Rode wireless mic (like 5-6 years old at this point) and the audio from that thing is crystal clear every single time. No issues whatsoever. Then I switch to either DJI mic and it sounds like I’m talking through a pillow.

I really don’t want to have to fix it in post every single time. That defeats the whole purpose imo.

So am I doing something wrong here? Is there some setting buried in the menu that I’m missing? Because at this point two separate DJI mics both sounding this bad makes me think it’s either a settings thing or these mics are just not it.

If anyone’s figured this out I’d really appreciate the help because I’m about ready to just go back to the Rode full time.

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Acabo de comprar el DJI Mic Mini, mi iPhone es el 14 Pro (puerto Lightning). El receptor es USB-C y estoy buscando un adaptador que realmente funcione para audio digital/OTG. He visto varios en Amazon pero hay diferentes opiniones. Alguien que use este mismo setup me puede confirmar cuál le ha funcionado sin errores?

I have had my DJI Mic 3 with transmitter and camera cold shu adapter for about 3 1/2 months and it worked great for the first month so during the return window it worked fine and ever since then I’ve had constant problems with there being no sound or being extremely garbled or being extremely quiet. It is not reliable at all and especially with my Sony camera I just get terrible audio, no matter if I connect it through the adapter for the cold shoe or directly through a cable it just is terrible. So because it’s been over 90 days, nobody will help me so I just wanna go on here and tell people that watch out because the newest isn’t always the best. I wish I had gotten a different one or even a different one of theirs.

Hey everyone, hoping someone else can test this or confirm what’s going on.

I’m using a DJI Mic Mini with the new Samsung S26, and the phone refuses to use the mic through USB‑C in any app except the DJI app itself.

Here’s what happens:

- The receiver powers on normally

- RX light goes solid

- The DJI app shows the mic levels moving when I talk

- But no other app can use the mic

- Samsung Camera (Pro Video) shows no USB mic option

- Samsung Voice Recorder stays on “Phone mic”

- Open Camera can’t select it

- Blackmagic Camera can’t see it either

So the phone is clearly detecting the device, but Android isn’t exposing it as an audio input. Only the DJI app works.

The same mic setup works perfectly on my S21 and S23, so it doesn’t seem to be a hardware or cable issue.

Has anyone else with an S26 tried a DJI Mic Mini (or any USB‑C mic) and seen the same behaviour? Trying to figure out if this is a firmware issue or something specific to my device.

So i have bought Mic mini for general purposes (afterwards I learned that it is not the best choice for environment recording lol).From the mobile app, i can change the mode from Mono to Stereo and it definitely improves quality of ambient recordings.But while using my Fuji XE4 camera, i can not find that setting in the camera itself.Does anyone have suggestions?