Hello Marilyn,
Thank you for re-posting this.
While interesting, this did not pinpoint the source of the enhanced audio in face time.
However, I was able to determine that the new audio sound, when in Face Time, is a function of the 14 and not of the OS.
iOS 16.2 on the 11, the iPad, and a couple of other phones does not reproduce the effect. The effect has nothing to do with VoiceOver, either.
I was able to contact a friend, who also recently purchased iPhone 14 Pro and he confirmed the enhanced sound effect which, is not bad; it just makes the person on the other end sound as though they are in the same room as you are. I know, I know, I should be pleased, right? Put it down to me being a man who does not like unexpected or unexplained change (big smile).
Mark
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Hi, would this be what you are talking about? I found it in a message from Tony Sweeney.
> VoiceOver Quiz + Answers in iOS 16: Rita’s iDevice Advice for December
> 61. What is "Voice isolation mode and how do you enable it when on > FaceTime calls?
>
> Answer: Voice isolation in FaceTime uses Machine Learning to block
> unwanted background noise in FaceTime video/voice calls. It’s not
> limited to FaceTime calls only. Apple will allow third-party apps to
> utilize the tech for seamless audio calls.
> When on a call, go to the Control Center (on newer phones, swipe down
> from the top-right corner) and hold down on the Mic. There you can
> turn on voice isolation, which will decrease background noise, such as
> a dog barking or other environmental sounds. This will work in other
> video-calling apps, too, and will help even if you're wearing AirPods.
> The Voice Isolation mode for your microphone, separates your voice
> from any distracting background noise that might be on the call •
> Launch the FaceTime app and initiate a video call.
> • Open Control Center with a diagonal swipe down from the top-right
> corner of your screen.
> • Tap the Mic Mode button, top-right.
> • Tap Voice Isolation to enable it.
> • Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to dismiss Control Center and
> return to the call There are two other Voice Isolation Modes: Standard
> or Wide Spectrum To disable Voice Isolation and use Standard or Wide
> Spectrum mode, simply repeat the above steps and choose one of the
> different Voice Isolation modes for the Mic.
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