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I have a 2011 MacBook M1 pro chip. My iPhone 15 or iPhone 8 once connected do not show up an option to mirror the display. It will play the camera and the audio just fine.
Phone is just not an option. Any help would be greatly appriciated.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.4
Same for me. I have a iPhone 13 mini running iOS 17.14.1. My MBP is running Sonoma 14.3.1. I no longer can see my iPhone as a source using Quicktime v10.5 (1184.2).
I have rebooted both the iPhone and MBP without resolution of the problem. I have reset and added the iPhone as a "trusted device", still no help.
The iPhone 13 microphone is an option for the camera and microphone but not as a source device option.
Hi all - I had this issue as well. Got it fixed by updating my iPhone. Once I did that, the option showed itself under the "Screen" section. (screenshot below)
My 2023 MacBook Pro does not show my iPhone 13 screen as an option in QuickTime. It worked yesterday. I've found no useful info on this issue.
QuickTime Player does not list my iPhone as an option. It displays iPhone camera and mic but not iPhone itself
