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I follow everything from this topic Continuity Camera: Use iPhone as a webcam for Mac - Apple Support
but still, it does not detect my iPhone when I open zoom, faceTime, or google meet.
Mac mini, macOS 13.0
I just discovered how it works again..... put your phone in front of you, on landscape mode, locked with the screen off... AND OPEN FACETIME!!!! The camera only activates when the phone is in landscape mode!
The phone must be motionless. Otherwise, it will not work.
I found this solution in a youtube comment.
I just discovered how it works again..... put your phone in front of you, on landscape mode, locked with the screen off... AND OPEN FACETIME!!!! The camera only activates when the phone is in landscape mode!
The phone must be motionless. Otherwise, it will not work.
I found this solution in a youtube comment.
I have tried the following steps but still not working, the Mac Mini 2018 is unable to detect my iPhone 11.
What else do I miss for wireless detection?
For now, I am using continuity camera via USB connection, but I prefer wireless connection.
Check my reply :)
I have tried putting it in landscape mode motionless, still no luck.
On my M1 Mini, I found that my VPN was interfering. Disabling the VPN allowed the Continuity Camera to function.
macOS Ventura is not detect iPhone as webcam or microphone
