Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video discusses why I need to RMA my RODECaster Duo, including sample audio output of the issue I am having. Thanks for watching.
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00:00 Introduction to RMA'ing my RODECater Duo
01:54 Testing the Sound Issues on XLR Port 2 with my RODECater Duo
04:00 Conclusion of the RMA'ing my RODECater Duo
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RØDE RØDECaster Duo All-in-One Production Solution for Podcasting, Streaming, Music Production and Content Creation
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Shure SM7B Microphone - Vocal Dynamic Studio Mic for Broadcast, Podcast, Recording, Gaming & Streaming, XLR, Rugged Construction, Detachable Windscreen, Smooth Sound, Warm Vocals, Wide-Range Frequency
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#RODECasterDuo #rma #PE4Doers
This video discusses why I need to RMA my RODECaster Duo, including sample audio output of the issue I am having. Thanks for watching.
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
00:00 Introduction to RMA'ing my RODECater Duo
01:54 Testing the Sound Issues on XLR Port 2 with my RODECater Duo
04:00 Conclusion of the RMA'ing my RODECater Duo
Note: I have NOT received any sponsorship for using the products shown in this video, however, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, when these links are used:
RØDE RØDECaster Duo All-in-One Production Solution for Podcasting, Streaming, Music Production and Content Creation
amzn.to/42qeAXZ
Shure SM7B Microphone - Vocal Dynamic Studio Mic for Broadcast, Podcast, Recording, Gaming & Streaming, XLR, Rugged Construction, Detachable Windscreen, Smooth Sound, Warm Vocals, Wide-Range Frequency
amzn.to/41OkpOI
Shure by Gator Deluxe Articulating Desktop Podcasting Mic Boom Arm with Cable Management Channel; (SH-BROADCAST1)
amzn.to/4iYE5oE
LEFXMOPHY SM7B Windscreen for Shure SM7B SM7dB Vocal Microphone RK345 Replacement Pop filter, Red
amzn.to/4hQAsAs
Please subscribe to my Channel, and click ‘Like’, if you find this video useful. I will endeavor to answer any and all questions posted for any of my videos as quickly as I possibly can.
If you have any questions or suggestions, I can be reached on Email at: PE4Doers@gmail.com , or on Twitter (X) @PE4Doers, or Instagram @PE4Doers. Or on a more professional basis, through LinkedIn at: linkedin.com/in/davidrrivera
#RODECasterDuo #rma #PE4Doers


![PCIe Data Lane Issues
This video discusses some concerns that can lead to issues, when building a new PC, regarding the use of PCIe adapters. The focus of this topic is on the bi-directional Data Lanes that are provided by a motherboard and affected by the CPU being used. Thanks for watching.
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0:00 Introduction to Motherboard PCIe to CPU/Memory ‘Lane’ Concerns
2:59 Understanding how the Motherboard Chipset affects PCIe Lanes
6:37 Determining How many Lanes are needed by specific PCIe Adapters
9:06 How ‘Lanes’ are established in Computer Motherboard Logic
11:08 Understanding PCIe ‘Lanes’ on the ASUS Prime Z370-P Motherboard
16:54 Understanding PCIe ‘Lanes’ on the ASUS Prime X570 Motherboard
22:08 PCIe ‘ Lane’ shift configuration Anomalies and the Video Conclusion
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![New NAS Build, Part 2
This video illustrates Part 2 on y New Network Accessible Storage (NAS) Build. In this episode, I will Show how I have modified my NAS Case to provide USB 3.0 connections to the front on Network Rack. Thanks for watching.
Video Time Codes (click to skip directly to a desired section of the Video)
00:00 Introduction to my New NAS Build, Part 2
04:06 Disassembling the NAS Case to allow for Modifications
06:32 Modifying the NAS Front Panel to Include Two USB 3.0 Connectors
07:37 Using a Template and Drill to Start a Rack Mounted Case Modification
08:33 Drilling the Initial holes for a USB 3.0 Bracket
08:55 Using larger Drill Bits to expand the USB 3.0 Bracket holes
09:44 Finishing the USB 3.0 Bracket opening with a Dremel tool
10:25 Installing the USB 3.0 ports to the front of a rack-server case
11:09 Adding an cover to a Rack Case Front panel switches and LEDs
13:20 Resembling a Modded rack-mount PC case
17:39 Conclusion of my New NAS Build, Part 2
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