On an iPhone or iPad, you can’t separately control audio output. This can result in echoing and ever-louder feedback loops, depending on how loudly you have sound coming out of your speakers and where your input device’s mic is positioned. It’s often hard to place a devices safely above a TV set, so you might want to position it on a surface just in front of the TV.ĪirPlay passes the audio to the Apple TV by default. If you’re using the built-in webcam in your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, you need to set it up in such a way that you’re looking at least mostly in the direction of its camera. Set up your device relative to the TV set
If you purchase an HDMI adapter for a Mac or a mobile device, you can instead hardwire yourself into any TV with an spare HDMI port. There’s a better way, if you have an Apple TV or a newer TV that supports video streaming over AirPlay 2: you can use AirPlay or AirPlay 2 to stream your Mac, iPhone, or iPad’s screen to the TV. It’s distracting for you and anyone with whom you’re conversing. Unless you’ve got an iMac and it’s set up in the right place, you might find yourself squinting to see everyone on screen-or leaning in or balancing a laptop on your lap. Speaking for myself and seemingly everyone I know, we are all on Zoom, FaceTime, Teams, Hangouts, Meet, Webex, or some other videoconferencing tool all the time, whether for paid work, volunteering and nonprofit involvement, the PTA, or socializing and family conversation.
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