Cool. Yes, only printed images can be transferred to your phone using the mini Evo app. However, you can always put them on the phone by taking the SD card out and plugging the SD card into your computer or into your phone and transferring the photos that way.

Hello, Yes. You can use XLR or 1/4" on those inputs. Check out the manual for more details. All of the inputs on the Model 12 are XLR and quarter inch combo jacks for inputs. So use whichever input you prefer.

Awesome, thank you!

You're describing preamp noise from the headphone jack because you've got the headphone jack volume turned up high. Turn it down. If you hear it when it's turned down, it's because you set your game on your microphone too high. Turn that down.

@@RobertHamm Hey Robert, thanks for letting me know about this. The gain is already set to 0dB on my microphone (no negative values). And there is no gain set on my camcorder as well. Here is a test video using a Deity D3 microphone. Is this normal? Its my first camcorder, so im not sure if this is an issue or not: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frdnltR-vpneZ5s.html Here is also a video using the built-in mic. You can hear a subtle/background noise that sounds like a fan: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9Kmf6iJyNK0ZJc.html

@@RobertHamm Hey Robert, thanks for your reply. I did a test video (below) of the preamp noise when i plugged in my external Deity D3 V-Mic into the 3.5 input. The gain on the mic is set to 0db (there is no negative values). This is my first camcorder so Im not sure if this level of preamp is normal, let me know. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frdnltR-vpneZ5s.html

You've never held a Glock, then.

Thanks for your comment and feedback here. I'm not a PAL region and I haven't experienced the issues you are discussing, including the ones with bonding. Of course I have had to restart the unit from time to time, but no more than a laptop. My experience has been very good and my interactions with YoloLiv have been awesome. I can appreciate your frustration with the issues you have experienced and with the "downgrades" to the firmware making it more difficult for you to use in your region. I'll talk with YoloLiv about your comment and see if I can get an answer for the firmware stuff and bonding. I agree, if I experienced the issues you are reporting, I wouldn't use it either. I'm thinking a lot of your experiences may not be widespread. If you haven't talked to Frank, give him a try. They are very helpful. If you have talked with him, let me know what he said. I'd like to hear about that experience. Cheers.

How did you remove the sticky stuff ?

Hmm.. then I suppose the ES2 should work when removed. Idiot.

Download the manual! It's free and will explain the specific question you are asking.

Kind of. You can record proxy files. I don't do it often, because it's not like dual recording that you would expect. I don't know why they didn't enable it. The camera's powerful enough to do it. However, you can get proxy recordings. Just check the manual. It has to do with the dual card slot function and the system settings. It'll work though.

@RobertHamm perfect, I will try thanks 👍👌

Hello. No, it does not have HDR or Log, however, or does have CineD color profile and a lot of adjustments to the image (knee, camma, curves, phase.. and more). This means the image can get pretty flat for post production if needed. The files perform well for grading and tou can get a really nice look straight out of the camera, too.

That's tought onsay because I haven't use the ultimate party box. Looking at the specs, the party box has 1100 watts RMS, which is continuous power. That's excellent. The PRX1 is 1,000 w RMS and 2000 w peak. So they're very very similar there. The difference between 1100 watts and 1,000 Watts is literally 1/10 of a decibel I believe. That's not a big deal. And maybe one decibel. In any event, it won't be noticeable. But you are getting are two 9 in subs in the party box compared to one 12-in sub in the PRX1. All other speakers included are there to help clarity in the mid-range. I think these will perform very similar. I do also think they serve two different purposes, and I could see why you would want both. The IPX4 water resistant splash rating gives you no dust protection. That's what the x is all about. No dust protection but splash protection which is the four in the code. In any event, using this on the beach would still get dust inside of it. So it's really designed for poolside use, not rain or wet weather. That brings the two units very close together in environmental usage, but obviously splash protection is important. However, I've used my PRX ones by pools and haven't had any problems. I think if you want to save some cash, the party box will probably perform just as well as the PRX1, and I think the PRX1 may be a little better, but the benefits you will see will be on the input output and connectivity side. Like, if you were trying to be a gigging DJ for weddings, the stuff that I do, you would probably want to build your kit out with the PRX1 first, and then after you have a couple of those pick up a party box for when they're necessary. If you're someone that wants to be the life of the party at the pool, do a little DJ and on the side, make some stuff have some fun, maybe the party box is for you. I don't think you could be a DJ with just the party box ultimate as your speaker system. Not because it's not capable, but because maybe your clients wouldn't see you as serious. But that's just a speculation, it's all in marketing at that point. If you're trying to build out a DJ business, I think you can go with other speaker systems to get you started. I would seriously look at the Alto Tru Sonic series. I used to really dislike those speakers, but it seems like they did some changes to their construction of their subs a couple years ago, and I have purchased their subs recently with that new construction, and they have really been great. I have even considered picking up a pair of tops just to have some extras because the price is so low compared to JBL. You don't get the brand recognition with Alto just yet, but in everything I've heard, and testing out some 15 tops, I have really liked that sound. They also have a column array system, but I have not tried that out yet. I can tell you one thing, I bought their $500 sub as an extra to go along with a 718 JBL, and I think anyone would have a hard time telling them apart. I really like what Truth Sonic is doing with their subs recently. I hope this helps.

Thank you. It works for me.

Haha. Yeah, I can see it.