Turn off voice isolation so I can share computer audio

[Fireyshamrock]

Whenever I try to screenshare & share computer audio I get a pop up that says:

Turn off voice isolation

Audio sharing works best when "Voice Isolation" is turned off. To turn off "Voice Isolation", go to Control Center in the menu bar, click Mic Mode, then select "Standard".

I have looked everywhere and I do not see this as an option. I have tried adjusting every mic setting and I keep getting the pop up warning. How do I fix this so I can share my computer audio when screensharing? 

[Nory]

ME TOOOOO!!!!!! This has been an issue now for over a month and I can't seem to find the fix. The instructions are not correct. There is NO MIC MODE 

[Nory · Accepted solution]

I FOUND IT!!!!!!! 

Get on a meeting and start screen sharing (you will get the pop up...just dismiss it.) Now, look at the top towards the middle, not the settings!!! You will see a box with a little man, click on it and then you will see mic mode finally! I am attaching screen shots! 

  

[RickyMarro]

You ARE - THE - BEST!! Thank you for posting it...I was having this problem for weeks...Thank you very much for this. 

[kimmygo]

Thank you for this! I did not have the same icon but it was on the control center icon. I was having trouble with the audio since early this year and I could not have found the fi if it weren't for you!

[simonalexiis]

OMG, I think I'm gonna cry. THANK YOU!!!!

[IgnacioMM]

The problem is that when you change it from isolation to standard, after a few seconds, it automatically goes back to voice isolation.

[LittleAngel]

Thank you so much. I have been having challenges for months. God bless you!

[beckyxchi]

This has been an issue now for over a month!. Bad pop out toast message! @Could you improve the message?@zoom team.

I will delete zoom if I cannot solve it tonight. 

Thanks a lot, Nory.

[Frank_TB]

Hello,

This voice isolation message is about Mac OS, not about Zoom. 

https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mchle82b42f0/mac 

Regards

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[Jeffinjapan]

Am a newbie to this forum and apologies if I am posting in the wrong place, but I have a question about the "personal audio isolation" function in Zoom's audio settings.  Does anyone know if using it will solve the following issue ...

I use Zoom for teaching classes of about 8 to 10 people each, and usually record meetings for my students to review lessons. When watching a recent recording, this happened a lot:  I make some funny comment, my students laugh, then I continue talking but my voice cannot be heard until all students have stopped laughing, meaning that they are missing much of what I am saying.  So will the P.A.I. function give my mic (esp as meeting host) dominance over all other mics in the group?  Of course, I could simply mute everyone, but then we all will miss student interjections and laughter, etc.  In case the P.A.I. function will NOT solve this issue, is there any way to set the audio to simulate a meeting where only the main speaker has a mic but where meeting participants can still be heard (at least when the main speaker is silent)?  Any thoughts/advice much appreciated!