Pretty sure I already had my audio setup like this in my camera and still didn't like the audio fully. I sent it back for repair so am unable to check the settings at the moment. The wind is one of the main issues most people have with the insta360. Another issue is the fact the sticky lenses they sell outright suck and make everything blurry. I ended up buying a wireless mic off amazon for around $50. I haven't edited any of the footage with the wireless mic yet but am planning on doing some today or tomorrow just to see how they come out with the mic vs the default audio.
I've not had many issues. Honestly really happy with the quality I'm getting out of the camera. Just gotta install stuff correctly and accurately and pay attention to instructions. Also what makes a huge difference is if you're rendering out the video from the pc vs from the phone app. On the pc, you can ruin perfectly fine footage.
The audio sounds good! X3 is notoriously tricky for wind noise: are you also using the little foam blocks that Insta360 sells to cover mic holes? My city is like 3rd windiest in USA so I am also still trying to perfect the audio. I have audio set to the wind reduction mode usually but may try other settings there!
That I am. See the issue is that the camera has 4 microphones to get you 360 degree audio... but you can't put muffs on the front and rear microphones as that would obscure the vision. In the camera settings you need to change it to stereo recording. This is what everyone on yt isn't realising.
Pretty sure I already had my audio setup like this in my camera and still didn't like the audio fully.
I sent it back for repair so am unable to check the settings at the moment.
The wind is one of the main issues most people have with the insta360.
Another issue is the fact the sticky lenses they sell outright suck and make everything blurry.
I ended up buying a wireless mic off amazon for around $50.
I haven't edited any of the footage with the wireless mic yet but am planning on doing some today or tomorrow just to see how they come out with the mic vs the default audio.
I've not had many issues. Honestly really happy with the quality I'm getting out of the camera.
Just gotta install stuff correctly and accurately and pay attention to instructions.
Also what makes a huge difference is if you're rendering out the video from the pc vs from the phone app.
On the pc, you can ruin perfectly fine footage.
The audio sounds good! X3 is notoriously tricky for wind noise: are you also using the little foam blocks that Insta360 sells to cover mic holes?
My city is like 3rd windiest in USA so I am also still trying to perfect the audio. I have audio set to the wind reduction mode usually but may try other settings there!
That I am. See the issue is that the camera has 4 microphones to get you 360 degree audio... but you can't put muffs on the front and rear microphones as that would obscure the vision. In the camera settings you need to change it to stereo recording. This is what everyone on yt isn't realising.