The miniature size and 32-bit range were main reasons to choose of DJI Mic 2 over classic field recorders. I didn't expect a single unit to record sound in stereo on its own, however seeing a Lav with a 3-pin jack gave me hopes that maybe with external stereo microphone plugged in a single Mic unit would be able to record stereo...Well, turned out the modes available in settings on RX unit do not allow Stereo recording with one unit.
A second Mic unit would solve the issue, but then the grace of compactness is gone.

Yet I see 3 pins inside the unit too... So I still have hopes hense the questions below:

1. Is one Mic unit physically able to get the stereo signal from external stereo microphone?
2. If yes, then would it be possible implement this on a software side of the Mic?

If that is all possible, I will beg for this feature to be implemented in the future. This would make a killer replacement of traditional bulky field recorders.

Thanks in advance!

The miniature size and 32-bit range were main reasons to choose of DJI Mic 2 over classic field recorders. I didn't expect a single unit to record sound in stereo on its own, however seeing a Lav with a 3-pin jack gave me hopes that maybe with external stereo microphone plugged in a single Mic unit would be able to record stereo...Well, turned out the modes available in settings on RX unit do not allow Stereo recording with one unit.
A second Mic unit would solve the issue, but then the grace of compactness is gone.

Yet I see 3 pins inside the unit too... So I still have hopes hense the questions below:

1. Is one Mic unit physically able to get the stereo signal from external stereo microphone?
2. If yes, then would it be possible implement this on a software side of the Mic?

If that is all possible, I will beg for this feature to be implemented in the future. This would make a killer replacement of traditional bulky field recorders.

Thanks in advance!