Your microphone options
Open your camera profile and tap the microphone icon in the top bar. The Microphone sheet shows the options available for your camera:
Built-in Audio Analog Stereo. The camera's onboard microphone. Good for most fields and rooms.
External [name]. An accessory microphone plugged into your camera. Shows up automatically when connected, with the model name. Best for noisy stadiums, large fields, or anywhere the built-in mic struggles.
No microphone. Audio is turned off. Your broadcasts and recordings play back silent.
Tap the option you want. The current selection is highlighted.
When changes take effect
Your microphone choice applies to the next broadcast or recording you start. A game that's already recording keeps the microphone it started with, and a finished recording's audio can't be changed after the fact.
Reading the microphone icon
The microphone icon in the top bar of your camera profile reflects your current setting at a glance.
Solid mic icon. A microphone is selected. Your next recording will have sound.
Mic icon with a slash. No microphone is selected. Your next recording will be silent.
Tap the icon any time to change it.
External microphones
External mics are detected automatically. Plug one in and it appears in the Microphone sheet alongside the built-in option. Unplug it and the option goes away. If you've selected an external mic and then disconnect it, your camera falls back to the built-in microphone for the next session.
What "No microphone" does
Selecting No microphone is a deliberate choice, not a fallback. The camera still produces a video file, the audio track is just silent. Pick this if you want to record without sound on purpose, for example for highlight clips you'll score later.