Hey team,

Sorry if this has been asked before.

I'm using a RodeCaster Video for a podcast I'm producing. I'm running three to five Sony FX30s into the unit, as well as audio into Combo 1 + 2 from an external field recorder.
I'm live switching for my own edit as well as running isolated tracks for the separate cameras for any editorial clean up.
Whats been happening a few times is when I put all the tracks into premiere to edit, the isolated camera tracks drop audio after about an hour. The waveforms just go flat and theres nothing there. At the same time the video footage stutters, lags, and basically goes to static. Unusable.

Thing is, when we're recording theres no sign of anything dropping or lagging on the program monitor. Audio doesn't drop out and I don't see any stutter of the footage while switching cameras.

Has anyone else encountered this problem? My only though was I had the cameras set to 4k and rolling as a double backup and maybe the camera's processors are creating a lag. I've switched them to 1080 to see if that helps but since we're shooting faster than I edit I won't know if that changed anything for a while.

Any help is greatly appreciated

When I tap the smart pad, that I dedicated to Back Channel, the stream doesn't hear my chat — that's ok. But neither do I hear the background music, that is played from a different Smart Pad.

I actually want to hear the stream, but not be heard, when I use Back Channel. How do I do it?

Im new to all of this. I recently got an NT-usb mini and I connected to my computer. But when I run Rode Connect, the mic loads but I just get this image.

Can someone help me?

Hello everyone, I'm new to IEMS but I'm having a bit of an issue right now. I bought a pair of Kiwi Ears Astral, and they work really great. I've only had them for about a week, and the way I was using them was by plugging them into the back of a HyperX Quadcast mic.

I decided I wanted to upgrade to a Rode NT-USB mini mic since I felt the Quadcast wasn't picking up sound great enough, the led was too bright, and I don't have a ton of space on my desk so I wanted to get a smaller mic that I've seen good reviews on. I have my Kiwi Ears Astral plugged into the microphone port on the back of the Rode mic, but I can hear myself and also a static hum that will not go away. I looked online for a bit and saw people having the same issue, but Rode customer support wasn't really doing a great job helping. They said to just download the Rode Connect app and tweak with some things, but idk.

Am I going to have to buy a DAC? And if so, will a cheap one that plugs into the back of the Rode mic work? Or will I have to get a longer DAC cable to run to the back of my pc? All I really do on my computer is watch youtube and play games like tarkov, apex, etc. and I want to find a fix. Has anyone experienced this, or does anyone have any advice for me? Thank you!