Excellent demonstration, however, and no fault to you, I don't think
this comes even close to the truly wonderful audio quality that's
possible in facetime and ft audio. I use facetime audio daily to
communicate with my Fiancee who's currently in Canada and have
completely replaced skype for over a year now. Even when she's back home
here, we've also used it to talk to her family and both the audio and
video, since she's into that kind of thing, is much more reliable than
we've managed with skype. that's pretty sweet that you can use the
IPhone as a connection to the mac though, I didn't know that. I will say
though that using facetime, and even regular phone calls on the 6 plus,
on the speakerphone is super amazing.
I'd almost wonder if it would be possible to use a patch cable of some
sort to connect an IOS device, just to grab a higher audio quality of a
facetime call with your nifty microphone setup.
Super cool though.
Thanks and take care.
Blessings.
On 10/17/2014 5:41 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Okay, the sample I’ve put a link to here is pretty basic, me leaving a Voice
Message on my Voicemail however the way it the whole thing was done is quite
fantastic to say the least.
I’m using the latest OS X from Apple for my Mac and the FaceTime App, up until
now FaceTime was used to make extremely high quality audio and video calls
where band width allowed.
This functionality still exists in the FaceTime App and new features have been
added, for this sample I had FaceTime use my Apple iPhone 6 as the connection
point if you like - FaceTime had my iPhone dial the number and the audio from
both microphone and speaker came from the Plantrics Audio 478 headset connected
to the Computer. -
Yes, this is only Voicemail I know and not top notch audio but quality is
surprisingly good I thought.
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