I don't know of an off-the-shelf adapter, but it needs to be an
impedance adapter. Headsets are typically 150-300 Ohm, with voltages
running upwards of 10V. Portable devices like cd players and other
line-in critters use a much lower voltage, and expect a lower source
impedance. If you truly want to go into the mic port, it'd have to accept
and modulate the bias voltage coming from the video-cam as well, I'd
expect.

If it were me, I'd build one... but need to do more research
first.

-Cory

Bonanza Man wrote:
: is there an adaptor that'll take the head-set
: audio-out of an airplane intercom into
: a jack that can be put into a standard
: microphone jack in a video-cam.




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