Clicking sound when making a call from mac

When I try to answer a call or make a call I have a horrible clicking sound. Don't think a speaker is blown because I tried to play music and it sounds fine. Assuming I just have a setting that is wrong some where. Any suggestions would be helpful! Thank you!

I had this happen as well. Restarting my MacBook Pro (8,2) made it go away. At other times it seemed to appear when calling some phones (my wife's iPhone 4 and my son's Samsung phone) but not others (my land line), but this was not consistent. My phone is an iPhone 5. I'm hoping the iOS update due tomorrow will fix this.

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When making or receiving calls thru continuity on my Mac (27" Late 2013; IOS 8.1 iPhone 5S), the person on the other end says the call sounds like I'm in a tunnel, has some distortion and is at times not clear enough to understand what I'm saying. I have used the internal microphone on the mac and have also used a "Yeti" external microphone with the same results. I did try "Face Time" audio as a test and the sound was much improved and satisfactory at the caller's end. There are no issues with the sound from my end sitting at the computer.

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Your points 1 & 2 have nothing to do with it.
On 3, is it turned on on your iPhone and your Mac?

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When using my iPhone 6 Plus to make phone calls from the Macintosh, (initiating call from Mac Contacts app in Yosemite) the iPhone continually brings up the Apple logo and does a quick restart over and over again. The phone call, however seems to work, but it's just that the iPhone looks as if it's going crazy showing the Apple logo and then the home screen over and over again. This had worked initially, but not anymore. Both iPhone 6 and MacBookPro up to date with updates.

If you never find an app that will do it then you could have a go at making one yourself-I don't think you need to pay Apple as long as you don't want to sell it.

HT4528 Clicking sound when making a phone call

Clicking sound when making phone call

I had this happen as well. Restarting my MacBook Pro (8,2) made it go away. At other times it seemed to appear when calling some phones (my wife's iPhone 4 and my son's Samsung phone) but not others (my land line), but this was not consistent. My phone is an iPhone 5. I'm hoping the iOS update due tomorrow will fix this.

I get an error message "iPhone is already on a call" when making phone calls from Macbook Air. What can I do to fix this problem?

I have followed the instructions exactly according to Apple for making phone calls from my Macbook Air. Im signed in to iCloud on both devices. Im on the same wifi network. Wifi calls is turned off on my iPhone. Any suggestions?

Howdy jcannon130,
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities.
To troubleshoot this issue where your Mac believes you iPhone is still on a call while trying to make a call from your Mac, please first reset your iPhone, and then verify you have the settings configured correctly on your Mac and iPhone.
Restart or reset your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Get help using Continuity with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite - Apple Support
Happy Holidays!
Alex H.

HT2417 iPhone 4 has no sound when making cellular calls

I Have a iPhone 4 which works perfectly apart from when making a phone call i can not hear anything been said on the other end and they can not hear me.
It works fine using Facetime and all sound works when watching videos or any other functions.
I Have tried the phone on multiple versions of iOS and reseting the phone changing sim cards and also tried it on speaker but still no luck
Please Help Me Someone.

I Have a iPhone 4 which works perfectly apart from when making a phone call i can not hear anything been said on the other end and they can not hear me.
It works fine using Facetime and all sound works when watching videos or any other functions.
I Have tried the phone on multiple versions of iOS and reseting the phone changing sim cards and also tried it on speaker but still no luck
Please Help Me Someone.

Popping sound when attempting to call from Macbook Pro

Early 2011 Macbook Pro
Yosemite 10.10
Whenever I attempt to make a phone call (not FaceTime audio) from my Macbook Pro, instead of the usual call audio, I only hear popping/crackling noises from the speaker.
Does this sound like a software bug or a hardware problem? Are there any solutions?
Audio works fine for everything else so it doesn't seem to be my computer's hardware.
Any help is appreciated, thank you!

JerichoX,
I'd draw your attention to this thread:
FaceTime making strange clicking sound since OS X 10.10
Lots of people having the same issue. Myself included.
No fix as yet, though SMC reset works for a while for some people.
Radar

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Making continuity calls from mac and ipad

Hi,
I'm not able to make calls from my mac and ipad. I get a message that says your iphone is not configured, but I have done all the procedure required for that. I'm guessing that facetime is required for this feature to work and I don't have facetime on my iphone since I bought it with carrier contract in UAE.
I'm having Macbook pro with retina mid 2014 (os x yosemite), iphone 5s (ios 8) and ipad mini (ios 8).
Please help me if there is a way to get around with that.
Cheers

If you do not have Facetime on your phone, then that particular feature will not work.
I would send feedback to Apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
Requesting they look into alternatives for those who do not have access to Facetime.
~Lyssa

I have no sound when making a call,and they can,t hear me either on my iphone 5 64gb -ios 8.02

my iphone 5 64gb on IOS 8.02
when I make a call I cannot hear a thing and they cannot hear me either even tried through headphones and through Bluetooth headset, not a sound
but the music is fine, any ideas

hi brian
thanks for your reply, I have checked what you mentioned, I tried facetime today on call and video and they work fine, I,m puzzled?

HT4623 I cannot hear the sound when i am calling from phone but i could hear when i cal from Skype or Gtalk...I guess its not an hardware issue and is related to software. please help me fix this..

nee your help and the subject issue

Did you reset your phone? First thing to try is to reset your device. Press and hold the Home and Sleep buttons simultaneously ignoring the red slider should one appear until the Apple logo appears. Let go of the buttons and let the device restart. See if that fixes your problem.

My iphone is making clicking sounds when I try to slide it or tap on an app. I can not make phone calls.

I hit something on my Iphone to make it start talking. I also was not able to slide the screen up or down right or left. I looked around on the web and found out how to stop it from talking, Now it is making clicking sounds when I tap on an app. The screen will still not slide. I have to tap on an app about 5 or six times to make it do anything. Now I can't make a phone call because the keys will not respond when I tap on them.

i am sorry to say but there is no way to undo a software update to go back you have to go threw your phone provider and have then do a replacement on the phone and just not do the update. when they receive the phone they will send it off for testing and to have the bugs fixed

TS4185 Just downloaded FACETIME on my 4yr. olf Imac running Snow Leopard. When making a call to my friend's Imac all works correctly going both ways. When my wife calls me via Facetime from her Ipad, I cannot click on "accept"- not there?

Just downloaded FACETIME on my 4yr. olf Imac running Snow Leopard. When making a call to my friend's Imac all works correctly going both ways. When my wife calls me via Facetime from her Ipad, I cannot click on "accept"- not there? When called by the Imac (newest), the "accept" or "reject" radio button appears for me to click and connect. On my wife's Ipad the two radio buttons always appear when a call actiivates Facetime and comes on?
There is nothing I can find in "Preferences" in Facetime to turn that on or off. I suspect it has to do with having a more current operating system; that the "controls" are in the operating system? [I'm guessing] It's frustrating getting Facebook calls from several friends on Ipads! Any ideas...VFP

I suspect it has to do with not having a more current operating system
Exactly, what Apple is doing is leveraging new features only on newer OS X versions to force you to upgrade OS X to 10.7 or later.
What they don't tell you is 10.7 or later will NOT run your PowerPC based software, some of it you can't get Intel versions like for perfectly working printers, scanners and games etc. So it can be a very expensive OS X upgrade to 10.7 or later with third party software.
http://roaringapps.com/apps:table
Also they don't tell you is the risk in bricking your machine if the update goes badly, so you have to have AppleCare in case that occurs so it's on them to fix it. Else your paying money to replace the logicboard or buying a new machine prematurely.
A four year old machine can't have AppleCare, it's only good for 3 years from date of purchase new.
Your machine came with a boot hard drive, it's usually got about 4-5 years of life on it, then it needs to be replaced.
Also they don't tell you the newer OS X version has more abilities and features that causes your machine to slow down in performance, especially on older machines.
Also they implement new, idotic and extremely fustrating new user interface features in a arbitrary "you take it or leave it" manner with little or no fall back method.
So upgrading OS X is a gamble on older machines that otherwise would likely work perfectly fine for the next 5 years if one didn't need to have to mess with it.
Since Snow Leopard has slightly over 25% OS X version market share, your still good for security updates etc for the next few years if you just want to stay where your at and be happy.
OS X 10.4/10.5 need to upgrade, 10.6.8 ok still
The Lions are, well, not so welcome due to Scott Forstall retard UI issues, OS X Mavericks 10.9 is likely going to fix things a bit better.
But basically what is occuring is Apple is trying to force a faster hardware upgrade cycle with the more expensive products by leveraging features on the smaller devices that expire sooner.
Apple is a hardware company that leverages whatever it can to get you to buy more hardware, it's why they are as rich as they are.

When i make call from iphone,loudspeaker is being enabled automatically and not able to hear any sound ..So Please need Full Answer?

When i make call from iphone,loudspeaker is being enabled automatically and not able to hear any sound ..

reset all settings
settings-general-reset-reset all settings
now reconnect to wifi
settings- wifi- click network name- enter password - join
if issue persists back up and restore as new via iTunes
Peace, Clyde

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