I usually record my computer screen for school assignments and capture my voice separately with the iPhone's Voice Memos app, then sync the audio afterward. That works for edited videos, but I'd like to use Discord on my Windows PC while streaming my screen and speaking through my iPhone's microphone in real time. Is there a way to connect the iPhone so Windows recognizes it as a regular microphone for Discord and other applications?
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Yes. Apps such as WO Mic or Micstream can bridge the iPhone and Windows PC. Install the app on both devices, connect them over Wi-Fi or USB, and then select the resulting virtual microphone as the input device in Discord. Wi-Fi is convenient, but USB may provide a more stable connection and lower latency.
WO Mic is one option that works for this. It makes the iPhone appear in Windows as a normal audio input, so Discord can use it directly. The free version is generally enough for voice chat, although you may notice a slight delay, especially over Wi-Fi.
You can also sign into the same Discord call from both the computer and the phone: use the PC for screen sharing and the iPhone for voice. Just mute the computer’s microphone and speakers, or use headphones, to prevent echo. For a more reliable long-term setup, a basic USB microphone or inexpensive headset may be simpler than streaming audio from the phone.
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