Cant see the other person on facetime

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. While on facetime I can't hear the other person talking. They mic is on and they can hear me. While on facetime I can't hear the other person talking. Their mic is on and they can hear me. iPhone 13 Pro Max Posted on Oct 4, 2021 7:34 AM Similar questions My mic isn’t working on FaceTime . I can hear them but they can’t hear me. How do I fix that. when on a FaceTime call the other person can’t hear me. How do I fix that.? 3230 1 I can see & hear the other person on facetime, but they cannot see or hear me I can see & hear the other person on facetime, but they cannot see or hear me 3798 2 Can't hear anyone on FaceTime my facetime doesn’t works after when i connect with someone i don’t hear this person. PLEASE HELP ME i have long distance relationship [Re-Titled by Moderator] 402 8 Oct 5, 2021 8:46 AM in response to evans4ever Hello Evans4ever, It sounds like you are experiencing issues with your receiver, We understand how important this is to you and we are here to help. This article may be able to help: If you hear no sound or distorted sound from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch speakerIf the issue persists, can you provide a few more details? Which device and OS are you currently using? Are you experiencing this issue with headphones? Also, when did you first notice this? Cheers! of 1 While on facetime I can't hear the other person talking. They mic is on and they can hear me.

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Does FaceTime flip/invert your face for the other person? On FaceTime for me, the little screen showing my face shows it as I see it like in the mirror. To the other person, do they see that or do they see the flipped version of my face? I’ve read that is the case, but I’ve also read that your face only gets inverted when someone takes a FaceTime screenshot. Any help is welcome!! iPhone 8 Posted on Mar 28, 2020 5:18 PM Posted on Mar 30, 2020 5:16 PM Hello mughushed and welcome to Apple Support Communities. I see you have a question about how you appear to someone doing a FaceTime call with you. The person on the other end of the call sees you just as they would if they were in the same room and looking at you. In other words, there is no "flip" in what they see. You can verify this easily. Do a FaceTime call with anyone and look at lettering on anything from a T-shirt to something in the background. Or have them hold something printed up to the camera. You will be able to read it normally. If it was flipped, it would appear backwards to you.Cheers. Similar questions FaceTime photo appears upside down??? Usually, FaceTime works just fine, but recently the (one) person I’m FaceTiming sees me upside down?I’d appreciate any suggestions of a reason or (hopefully) a fix for this?We’re both using iPad Air 2 and software is current. 1131 1 FaceTime Why can’t I see the caller’s face when in a FaceTime call? I only see my face and their initials. They can see my face and theirs. 752 1 Sideway

Make a call Add a person to a call Use FaceTime links Answer a call Hand off the call to another device Use Reactions, Presenter Overlay and other effects Use Live Captions Learn more Open the FaceTime app.Click the New FaceTime button . If you can't see it in your version of FaceTime, skip this step.Enter the name, email address or phone number of the person you want to call. With macOS Mojave or later, you can enter more than 1 person – up to 32 people – to make a Group FaceTime call.Click the FaceTime button to make a video call, or click the button's arrow and choose FaceTime Audio. If you can't see this button, click the Video or Audio button instead.If you're calling a group, you should see a tile for each person in the group. The tile will say "Waiting" until the person answers. If you don't see any tiles, click the FaceTime button in the sidebar to begin the call.To leave the call, click the End button . If you leave a group call, everyone else in the group will remain on the call until they choose to leave. During a Group FaceTime call, the video tiles work like this: The most active speakers will appear in live video tiles. Other participants will appear in a row of tiles below. In this view, the tiles will move and the speaker's tile will enlarge automatically. You can prevent this movement in macOS Catalina or later: from

Make a call Add a person to a call Use FaceTime links Answer a call Hand off the call to another device Use Reactions, Presenter Overlay, and other effects Use Live Captions Learn more Open the FaceTime app.Click the New FaceTime button . If you don't see it in your version of FaceTime, skip this step.Enter the name, email address, or phone number of the person you want to call. With macOS Mojave or later, you can enter more than one person—up to 32 people—to make a Group FaceTime call.Click the FaceTime button to make a video call, or click the button's arrow and choose FaceTime Audio. If you don't see this button, click the Video or Audio button instead.If you're calling a group, you should see a tile for each person in the group. The tile will say “Waiting” until the person answers. If you don't see any tiles, click the FaceTime button in the sidebar to begin the call.To leave the call, click the End button . If you leave a group call, everyone else in the group remains on the call until they choose to leave. During a Group FaceTime call, the video tiles work like this: The most active speakers appear in live video tiles. Other participants appear in a row of tiles below. In this view, the tiles move and the speaker's tile enlarges automatically. You can prevent this movement in macOS Catalina or later: From the FaceTime menu bar, choose FaceTime > Settings (or Preferences), then deselect Speaking.Beginning with macOS Monterey, you can show all tiles in a uniform grid when the call includes at least 4 participants: Click the Grid button that appears in the upper-right corner of the window. In this view, the speaker's tile is automatically highlighted.Click a tile to show that person's name. Double-click it to make the tile larger.A tile shows an exclamation point when the internet connection isn't fast enough to show that person's video. Anyone on the call who is using the FaceTime app can add more people to the call. While the call is underway, click the sidebar button in the FaceTime app, then click the add button in the sidebar.Enter the new person's name, email address, or phone number, then click Add.Click the Ring button next to their name in the sidebar to call them. If a FaceTime link was created for the call, anyone who has the link can share it with anyone else they want to join the call. FaceTime links make it easier to plan ahead for a FaceTime call, because you can send a link to all participants before the call begins. With FaceTime Links, you can invite friends with Android and Windows devices to join the call too. They can use the link to join from their browser when using the latest version of Chrome or Edge. Requires macOS Monterey or later Open the FaceTime app on a Mac that is using macOS Monterey or later. Click Create Link to