I hear no sound in FaceTime on iPhone while in conversation with macbook pro

i hear no sound in FaceTime on iPhone while in conversation with macbook pro

This sounds like something similar to https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3388112?start=105&tstart=0.
Looks like the problem was on the Macbook Pro. Try ask the person using Macbook Pro turning down the speak volume (System Preferences->Sound->Output->Output Volume) or the microphone gain (System Preferences->Sound->Input->Input Volume).

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