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Hasn't iOS already had this? Or maybe it was OBS.
by sharts 3y ago
Hasn't iOS already had this? Or maybe it was OBS.
- amadeuspagel 3y agoIIRC, you can only use an iOS device as a webcam for a mac.
- dhritzkiv 3y agoIt can also be used for the AppleTV, as of tvOS 17. I believe only for FaceTime, however.
- kimixa 3y agoThere's already a number of apps in the iOS and android ecosystems that allow this - as far as I can tell this is moving that to default in the OS rather than a third party app.
- kube-system 3y agoYes. If you have an iPhone and a Mac it will just show up as a webcam device automatically. I have found it quite useful when joining a zoom call with a group of people in a breakout room. Prop up your phone somewhere and it works like a conference room camera.
- MBCook 3y agoIt was added last year in iOS 16. It’s called Continuity Camera. It’s a nice feature. The cameras on any iPhone are WAY better than those built into a Mac. I’m sure that holds for Android/PC.