iPhone as Mac webcam (Continuity Camera) not working
My iPhone SE (3rd gen, running iOS 16.1.1) is not working with my 2018 MacBook Pro (running Ventura 13.0.1) as a webcam. Should it work?
As far as I can tell, in Continuity Camera: Use iPhone as a webcam for Mac - Apple Support
the 3rd generation iPhone SE (March 2022) appears to be among the iPhones which should work as a Mac webcam. And I believe the rest of the System Requirements listed in that Apple Support article have been met. I know that most video effects won't work with an iPhone SE; those will typically require an iPhone XR or iPhone 12 at least.
When the iPhone is connected (either wired via USB cable or wirelessly) to the Mac, I see its camera in the Video settings in the PhotoBooth, FaceTime, and Zoom apps. And when the iPhone's camera is selected (either manually or automatically) in any of those apps, I get a notification on the iPhone that it's connected to the Mac (which I've previously been ask to acknowledge that the iPhone should trust the Mac), and I see the orange video privacy indicator at the iPhone's forward-facing camera.
But the the app's window on the Mac shows no video, just black.
Before I contact Apple Support, can anyone tell me if I'm reading that support article wrong? Should the 3rd gen iPhone SE be working for this ... and if so, has anyone else gotten it to work (with the current iOS and Ventura MacOS)?
iPhone SE, iOS 16