New member here, joined to try and stop myself going nuts trying to solve this.
Has anyone had any success connecting an external stereo microphone to the HTC U11 via the USB-C adapter?
Reason I ask is that I have been using a set of binaural head-microphones to record gigs I go to (personal use only), and smuggling the recorder in can be a bit of a pain as they tend to be rather indiscreet (if only someone made one that didn't have the microphone configurations built in to them).
It then occurred to me that I might be able to use my smartphone, along with an app such as RecForge II.
On paper, this works. But on trying it, although the adapter is recognised, the connected device only appears to be seen as headphones, and recording is from the front and/or back microphones on the phone - not the external one I have connected.
HTC said it might work but "they can't guarantee compatibility" (whatever that means). To me, a stereo signal is a stereo signal.
Any ideas? Is it even possible with HTC's bespoke USB-C config?
TIA everyone.
Has anyone had any success connecting an external stereo microphone to the HTC U11 via the USB-C adapter?
Reason I ask is that I have been using a set of binaural head-microphones to record gigs I go to (personal use only), and smuggling the recorder in can be a bit of a pain as they tend to be rather indiscreet (if only someone made one that didn't have the microphone configurations built in to them).
It then occurred to me that I might be able to use my smartphone, along with an app such as RecForge II.
On paper, this works. But on trying it, although the adapter is recognised, the connected device only appears to be seen as headphones, and recording is from the front and/or back microphones on the phone - not the external one I have connected.
HTC said it might work but "they can't guarantee compatibility" (whatever that means). To me, a stereo signal is a stereo signal.
Any ideas? Is it even possible with HTC's bespoke USB-C config?
TIA everyone.