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Yeah that's a biggie that isn't mentioned a lot. I have an external monitor at my desk and I frequently mirror to the living room TV for friends and family vide
by dividedbyzero 4y ago
Yeah that's a biggie that isn't mentioned a lot. I have an external monitor at my desk and I frequently mirror to the living room TV for friends and family video calls with a camera on the TV and a dedicated mic, just way nicer as it doesn't have that work call feel for the other party. No way I can see to make that work without pulling cables on a M1/M2.
- js2 4y agoWould AirPlay to an AppleTV not work?
- rwalle 4y agoHave you actually tried AirPlay?
- js2 4y agoYes, but not for video conferencing or long-term work. It works well-enough for screen mirroring or displaying a video. When displaying a video, I believe the stream is actually redirected to the AppleTV rather than being relayed through the Mac. Have you tried AirPlay?
- dividedbyzero 4y agoWe have an Apple TV 4K and I tried that, but it introduces a small audio lag that totally wrecks Zooms echo removal since the USB mic doesn't have that lag. I probably could run an audio cable over there and use a separate speaker, but audio over HDMI works great. Both devices are on gbit ethernet, so it's not a wifi issue. Sadly the Apple TV can't do any video conferencing at all, it's way powerful enough (judging by the games it can run) but the software can't do it.