Don't ever connect the handset to audio instead, designate the Pixel as the camera and the iPad as the audio. Mashable's advice: We recommend Joan uses her Google Pixel 3a phone just for the visuals on Zoom and the iPad for everything else. Any suggestions much appreciated!!" -Joan I tried to turn off the audio, which I’ve been told is different from just muting the sound, but can’t figure out how, or even if that’s possible on a phone/iPad, or if it will help. How can I eliminate the slight echo I get? It’s not horrible, but still annoying to my students. I moved the devices farther apart and that’s helped a lot, BUT.Ģ. I use my iPad (version 10.3.3 FWIW) so my students can see my face and I can see most of theirs, and my Google Pixel 3a phone on a tripod over my paper, so students can see what I'm painting/demonstrating.ġ. The problem: "I'm trying to teach my watercolor classes on Zoom. Having problems with Zoom? Does your home office need an ergonomic glow up? Welcome to Is It Plugged In?, Mashable's work-from-home tech advice column.
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