Wątek: Sharing voice and sounds from Iphone in notebook with windows

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1 z 6: msuchy

Hello. Is there any way how can I share voice and sounds from iPhone to notebook with windows? That I could listen to something from iPhone and I would hear it in headphones or in speakers connected to notebook or in speakers of notebook. I have Teamviewer in windows and in iPhone.

24.02.2021 17:18

2 z 6: Jacobww3

Well I don't really know myself. But you know that you can copy voice memos from your iPhone and put it on your computer and listen to them like that. But I don't know what notebook is. Is that completely different then a windows computer or is that something from microsoft.
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25.02.2021 20:47

3 z 6: bomberman29

notebook is a small computer that can be carried. that is not a special computer. macbook is a notebook. hp laptop is also a notebook
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26.02.2021 12:43

4 z 6: ArcticMoon

Indeed you can, Msuchy.
Solution 1: remember, this will work only if there is a jack input on your iPhone. Never iPhones don't have it, so if you have a newer one, try solution 2.
So. Buy a cable which has a jack imput at both ends. Buy a USB soundcard with two jack inputs. Connect your USB sound card. Put the cable into one of the jack inputs, and connect the other end to your phone. Put your headset into the other jack input on your soundcard. Then open control center, sound, look for your soundcard's name and tick Listen to this device.

Solution 2: there are apps in the appstore which let you to do the same exact thing, with a little delay though.
Some tips:
AirPlay receiver
VLC streamer
Apowersoft phone manager
I don't know how accessible these are though, it's been a long time since I've tried this kind of streaming.
Hope I could help. :)
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26.02.2021 12:50

5 z 6: karmien

There is even a better way, but that only works if you have win10 2004 or newer. In the windows store there is an app called bluetooth audio receyver. Download that app for free out of the windows store. Then paer your iphone to your computer in the normal settings. Now in the bluetooth audio receyver you should have a list with 1 option only, just press open connection and boom. You have your iphone audio on your computer.
@arctic moon, that no longer works like that. You need to press windows+r and enter control, then look for sound. The tray icon leads to the win10 settings don't have this option.
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01.03.2021 10:59

6 z 6: ArcticMoon

That's exactly what I wrote but np.
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02.03.2021 15:28