Ok, maybe not pro quality but it’ll do in a pinch! I 3D printed a tripod adapter that I found on thingiverse with my Monoprice MP Mini Delta that I got for Christmas and I combined it with a lightning extension cable that I had picked up on Amazon some time ago for use with my Rode VideoMic ME-L so that I could hook the Osmo Pocket up to the iPad Mini. Works a treat although the Mimo app is not optimized for the iPad of course. At least you can better see the focus hunting with the big screen! LOL

Interesting.  Do you have a thingiverse link?

Hello and good day txtechnonerd. Thank you for sharing this amazing information with us today regarding the DIY mobile podcast for the DJI Osmo Pocket. Have a safe and happy filming. Happy Holidays.

This is the model I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3295412

I had a guy from Make XYZ print one for me. He actually put ted 2 and I noticed the tightness of fit varies based on the material used.

Yeah. I actually printed one before this one that was just too tight. I had to scale this one up by around .75% to get a good fit. It could have used another .25 to .5% and it would have still been fine. Variations in materials, printers, conditions during print, etc. are always going to affect things. This one is printed with 1.75mm PLA+ from Monoprice. I printed at 1.5mm layer height, 40% infill w/full honeycomb pattern, extruder temp @ 190C and bed temp @ 60C. I added a glass bed to my MPMD mainly because I like that smooth first layer, but it also just makes things easier to deal with in general. I think my next try is going to be a phone support for the Osmo Pocket!

txtechnonerd Posted at 12-26 08:03
This is the model I used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3295412

Gracias ...

USe a spring loaded mic clip with suitable thread adapter.  No printing required.

Good job, no substitute for thinking.

I’ll stick with the printed one, but if I didn’t already have the printer I would run out and buy one just to make this...

On another note, I did print a phone stabilizer for the Osmo Pocket yesterday that was pretty tough to print on my little 3D printer. So, it looks kinda knarly in a few places but it does work! I already “fixed” the errors as best as I could...

Here’s some photos of it...but I’ve fixed some stuff not shown here (like the bottom mic hole, etc.)

I don't know why the orientation on these photos are jacked up! LOL

Cool! Thanks for sharing!