

If you see this popup, select Allow - we will only access your camera and microphone while you are on the site and recording.

Now, refresh the page, and open the video/audio recorder. Set Camera and Microphone to Allow or Ask: In Safari, tap the AA letters on the left side of the address bar, and select Website Settings for : Let us know if this doesn't fix the issue! On iPadOS Now, refresh the page and when you click to open the video/audio recorder, if you see this popup, select Allow - we will only access your camera and microphone while you are on the site and recording. Find, and be sure the camera permissions are set to either Allow or Ask.Next, go to the Microphone section and do the same thing. In the menu bar, select Safari -> Preferences, then click the Websites tab.In the list on the left, select Camera. Here are some steps to fix the issue in 20 seconds, regardless of the cause.

On your Mac, click the Apple () symbol in the menu bar and select System Settings.The following steps show you how to set it up in macOS Ventura. As long as the iPhone is running iOS 16 or later and signed into the same Apple ID, you can speak into it and the audio will be seamlessly delivered to your Mac, sans video. 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. If you have macOS 13 or later installed on your Mac, you can use a nearby iPhone as your computer's microphone input.
