Continuity Camera is a functionality within macOS enabling the use of an iPhone or iPad as a webcam for your Mac. This is particularly handy for those without an integrated camera on their Mac or for users seeking a camera of superior quality than what their computer offers.
Setting Up Continuity Camera
To set up Continuity Camera, you need to make sure that both your iPhone/iPad and your Mac are signed in to the same Apple ID. Once you have done this, open the FaceTime app on your iPhone or iPad and select “Camera” from the menu at the bottom of the screen.
Using Continuity Camera with Google Meet
To use Continuity Camera with Google Meet, you need to open the Google Meet app on your Mac and start a meeting. Once the meeting has started, click on the three dots in the bottom right corner of the screen and select “Settings”. From there, select “Camera” and choose “Continuity Camera” from the drop-down menu.
Tips for Using Continuity Camera
When using Continuity Camera with Google Meet, it’s important to keep your iPhone or iPad close to your computer. This will ensure that the camera is in a good position and that you are visible on screen. Additionally, make sure that your device is charged and connected to Wi-Fi for the best performance.
Conclusion
Using Continuity Camera with Google Meet can be a great way to improve your video quality during meetings. By following these simple steps, you can set up and use Continuity Camera with ease. Remember to keep your device charged and close to your computer for the best results.
