Guides: meetings on a remote Mac
Step-by-step answers for using your microphone, camera and speaker on a Mac you reach through Parsec, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, Screen Sharing or another remote desktop tool. Each guide says what works, and what does not.
- 01 · 5 min read
Use your microphone over remote desktop on a Mac
Remote desktop tools send a Mac's screen, not your voice. How to use your microphone, camera and speaker in web meetings on a Mac you control remotely.
Read the guide - 02 · 4 min read
Parsec with a Mac host: getting your microphone into meetings
Parsec shows you a Mac host's screen but does not send your microphone to it. How to talk in web meetings on the Mac by running Remote Visio beside Parsec.
Read the guide - 03 · 4 min read
AnyDesk, TeamViewer and Screen Sharing: talk in a meeting on the remote Mac
AnyDesk, TeamViewer and macOS Screen Sharing do not send your microphone to a Mac. One fix works with all of them, and other remote tools: Remote Visio.
Read the guide - 04 · 4 min read
Use your phone as the microphone and webcam of a remote Mac
Use an iPhone or Android phone as the microphone, webcam and speaker of a Mac you control remotely, in web meetings, with nothing to install on the phone.
Read the guide - 05 · 3 min read
Join Zoom and Teams from the browser on a remote Mac
Remote Visio's microphone and speaker work in web meetings. How to join Zoom and Microsoft Teams from the browser on a remote Mac, and pick the right devices.
Read the guide - 06 · 3 min read
Fix echo and double audio in meetings over remote desktop
Hearing the meeting twice, your own voice or an echo in meetings on a remote Mac? The causes, and the fix for each one, with Remote Visio.
Read the guide - 07 · 4 min read
A virtual camera for Google Meet on a Mac, no admin rights
A virtual camera for Google Meet, Teams and Zoom on the web, fed by your phone or laptop: a browser extension, no administrator, no System Settings approval.
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Talk in your next meeting on the remote computer.
Add the extension to the browser on the remote computer, pair the device in front of you once, and press Start.
