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Its connected via an XLR to 3.5mm Mono convertor...
Ended up running it out to my Zoom H2 when I couldnt get it to work but its a PITA syncing audio when you've got lots of stops and starts, cuts and different interviewies on the go.
How did you connect it to the Zoom? As I recall, the Rode VideoMic cable terminates in a 1/8 stereo plug wired so it feeds its mono signal to both left and right (tip and ring) when plugged into a stereo mic input. The adapter sends the tip and ring together to XLR pin 2 and grounds XLR pin 3. I'm betting that when you plug a mono 1/8 TS plug such as on the ATR35, the tip contacts the tip but the adapter's ring connector contacts the plug'ss sleeve so the signal gets shorted to ground.It may well be chintzy buts its miles better than the onboard mic that picks up the lightest touch and sounds like a train approaching the station when you zoom.
Its connected via an XLR to 3.5mm Mono convertor which I use with my Rode Videomic (which too when mounted to the cam picks up zoom noise).
Ended up running it out to my Zoom H2 when I couldnt get it to work but its a PITA syncing audio when you've got lots of stops and starts, cuts and different interviewies on the go.
Cheers,
Rik