Reddit reviews HENKUR USB 3.0 Camera Adapter with Charging Port, OTG Cable Compatible with iPhone 11 X 8 7 6 iPad Air Pro Mini, Support iOS 9.2 to 13, USB Flash Drive, Card Reader, MIDI Keyboard, Upto 500mAh (White)
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❤ Upgraded Adapter Works for USB Device upto 500mAh ❤ : Our new USB OTG adapter for iPhone / iPad compatible with USB device which need lots power, like hubs, USB flash drives, camera, guitar, microphone, MIDI keyboard, digital piano, mouse etc. DOSE NOT support for printer, hard disk drive. Partial support with Ethernet, DAC.❤ Import & Export Photos / Video / Files / Audio ❤ : For iOS 13, with our USB adapter, you can import & export photos / video / files ( word / excel) / audio to or from iPhone, iPad, USB flash drives. For iOS 12 and before, it can transfer photos or videos from USB Flash Drive and high-resolution digital camera to your iPhone or iPad Pro ,one way transferring ( NO APP NEEDED).❤ Wide Compatibility ❤ : The USB camera adapter supports standard photo formats like JPEG and RAW, along with SD and HD video formats including H.264 and MPEG-4; compatible with iPhone X/8/8 Plus/7/7Plus/6/6 Plus/5/5S/SE and iPad Air /Mini /Pro,the iPhone 7 and later models can read 4K video. But iPhone 5/5s/6/6s/6 plus/6s plus can not, because their chips are insufficient.❤ Syncing Fast & Charging Simultaneously ❤: Import images and charging your iOS device at same time. The data transmission rate is 14MB/S~16MB/S, faster and stable.A great choice for copying photos or videos from the camera in a short period of time❤ Lifetime Customer Support ❤ : 30 Days Free RETURN & REPLACEMENT. 2 Years product warranty ( For any quality problems after confirmation, a free one will be given ). Contact us to get extra 3 YEARS warranty. Enjoy a lifetime customer support.
Yes, you need an adapter. I use this one cuz it works perfectly and it was cheap:
HENKUR USB Camera Adapter, USB... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HK6HNR1?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
You connect the usb with sentry and a lightning to the car to give it power and then to your phone. All this while being in your car, super useful.
Awesome, thanks! Is this the cable you are using? It says only partial DAC support, but I have the UMC404HD as well so if it works for you I'm not too worried.
https://www.amazon.com/HENKUR-Adapter-Charging-Interface-Compatible/dp/B07HK6HNR1
It took me a while to figure out how to do this, and information about how to do it seems hard to find. So hopefully this might be of interest to a few, especially since Apple has improved iPad OS file management abilities.
I like to travel light on jobs and use an iPad Air. But I still prefer using external recorders over the iPhone to record interviews, etc.
Apple sells a lightning to USB adapter (The iPad Pro has C port. If Pro users have a similar problem, then this should work for them. They just need a C adapter.).
The iPad Air doesn't have enough power to support the Sony recorder. Apple's adapter alone won't work. You'll get an error message telling you that the iPad doesn't have enough power. Save your money.
What you need is a USB camera adapter with charging port. You can plug in the charging adapter to a wall plug, or as illustrated above, use a USB battery to power this up.
If you plug the recorder directly into the USB camera adapter, it will block the charging port. You can fix this by getting a USB male to female extender.
This setup allows me to access a recorded file on the iPad and then upload the file to a transcription service.
I'm confused about your connections.
I've used a USB mic with an iPhone using a lightning-to-USB adapter like this https://www.amazon.com/HENKUR-Adapter-Charging-Interface-Compatible/dp/B07HK6HNR1/
The mic plugs into the USB port of that adapter, and I connected a lightning power to the other input of the adapter. That power is used by the mic. It took a few plug-and-unplug cycles for it to catch, but once it was on, it worked fine.
One of these?
The problem may be that it needs more power. It is using a lightening port which has very little power. The newer iPad Pros (3rd Gen) that have USB-C have enough power...but you can get an adaptor that allows you to plug in your lightening power supply in one spot and the usb keyboard in the next slot. I used this on my iPad Pro 12.9” 2nd Gen - Which had a lightening port and it worked with what I was doing.
This is what I got on Amazon...
HENKUR USB Camera Adapter, USB 3.0 Female OTG Adapter with Charging Interface