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  • Why is the recorded audio only 16-bit when the receiver is connected to a camera?
曾凡超 Published at: 2026-01-12

Why is the recorded audio only 16-bit when the receiver is connected to a camera?

For LARK MAX
The recorded audio format depends on the connected device. The 3.5mm jack of the LARK MAX supports 24-bit audio OUT, but some cameras only support 16-bit audio.

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