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Canon 7D Firmware 2.0 Audio Issues

 
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Aug 11, 2012 09:23 |  #1

I upgraded both of my camera's to the new 2.0 firmware. However, when setting the audio to manual with a rode videomic pro plugged in, the levels never drop to zero and maintain a noise. I tried 2 rodemic pro's on both of my 7D's and the same issue occurred, once I unplug them, the levels drop to zero and work perfectly with just the onboard mic. I also tried a zoom h4n and though the result was a lower hum, the levels never dropped to zero in a quiet room... just maintained a low hum. Obviously I adjusted the audio manually but the only way for the room to register with no noise was to unplug the mic. I tested the same mic's on a 5d mark ii and the levels were perfect when adjusting manually and there was no constant hum/noise.

Anyone else test this?




  
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Aug 13, 2012 12:37 |  #2

I have the same issues with the firmware 2.0. Unfortunately I did not test signal/noise ratio before firmware update. Has somebody do it ?... In order to separate hardware or firmware influence.




  
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Aug 13, 2012 14:16 as a reply to  @ thomaspr's post |  #3

You couldn't, since you couldn't set any manual recording levels at all prior to the firmware upgrade.


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Aug 13, 2012 15:15 as a reply to  @ apersson850's post |  #4

Yes of course. But if you plug the empty jack (with e.g. 100 OHM resistors to gnd ) to the mic input, you should not have an extremely high noise with the automatic gain control too. Fast Test result, FW2.0: Auto--internal mic, quiet room, level about -40dB for both L+R. Auto--plugged jack with 100 Ohm resistors, L about -25 dB noise, R about -35 dB noise. /note pls. not yet calibrated the dB scale/.
Seems to be something wrong in input amplifier.




  
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