However, another function of Continuity Camera is the ability to use a nearby iPhone as the microphone input for your Mac. With macOS Ventura, Apple introduced a completely new take on its Continuity Camera feature, which now lets you use your iPhone's camera as a webcam for your Mac.Ĭontinuity Camera works wirelessly or wired in FaceTime, Zoom, and other apps, and delivers video directly from a user's nearby iPhone camera, which has significantly better quality than the built-in camera on Macs. P.P.S.If you have macOS 13 or later installed on your Mac, you can use a nearby iPhone as your computer's microphone input. I know this based on my tapping on the external mic and tapping on the keyboard to determine the loudness of which sounds get picked up. When I do try to record, the tiny embedded microphone built into the left of the keyboard is what is recording (instead of my plugged-in mic). Without completely reformatting my drive and reinstalling OS X, how can I figure out why my mic no longer works and fix it? So there seems to be a problem either with the Macbook Air port (extremely unlikely) or with some sort of software or setting (very likely). I know that my lavalier and iPhones headphones mic still work because I've tested them with other devices today. I've tried to completely uninstall Soundflower and any other audio related programs / extensions. And it also fails to record audio from my iPhone headphones (which also use a 3-striped TRRS type of male plug and have a built-in mic). Now, my Macbook seems unable to use my lavalier mic. (In case it's relevant: over the past few months, I've updated the OS whenever prompted to, and I've also played with audio extensions such as Soundflower to allow recording of Skype calls.)
My lavalier mic uses the 3-striped TRRS type of male plug. I recorded lots of audio narrations of presentations that way. I have a Macbook Air "Early 2014" with OS 10.11.6.Ī few months ago, I used a lavalier mic plugged into the headphone/mic jack of this Macbook Air.
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