When I begin sharing my iPhone screen during a FaceTime video call, the audio from the other participant is greatly reduced to the point where I can barely hear them.
This happens regardless of what is being shared, whether or not Silent Mode is on, and whether or not I turn the volume up or down.
Is this a bug or is a there a setting I’m not aware of? Can this be fixed?
iPhone 12, iOS 16
Hey TrentLevitt,
To clarify, if you use a pair of headphones while on the call, is the volume also drastically quieter in the headphones?
Also, is there a lot of background noise in your or their environment when you encounter this behavior? If there is a lot of background noise it is possible iOS may be automatically limiting volume to prevent a sharp feedback sound.
Additionally, take a moment to restart your device and then test the issue during your next FaceTime call: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support
Should the problem persist, let us now.
Cheers!
Hey TrentLevitt,
To clarify, if you use a pair of headphones while on the call, is the volume also drastically quieter in the headphones?
Also, is there a lot of background noise in your or their environment when you encounter this behavior? If there is a lot of background noise it is possible iOS may be automatically limiting volume to prevent a sharp feedback sound.
Additionally, take a moment to restart your device and then test the issue during your next FaceTime call: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support
Should the problem persist, let us now.
Cheers!
Call Volume Reduced During Screen Sharing on FaceTime
