Small but completely repeatable bug.
I use a MacBook Air with the lid open connected to an Apple Studio Display as the primary monitor.
Siri voice mode will not work if the Studio Display mic is set as the default: the "orb" graphic appears for a split second, then there is a boop and it closes. This is the same whether I press the mic icon, or F5. It does work if I set the Mac to use its built-in mic in the Sound settings.
With trial and error I can get it to work by toggling "Hey Siri" (and doing the five training steps again, every time, smh) and the input setting in Sounds. That does not survive a restart.
Not much I can do about it but it is still there in the latest betas. What it reminds me of though is when ChatGPT supported voice (as opposed to transcribing) in the native app. It had a bug for a long time where it would confuse its own voice from the Studio Display speakers as an interruption, and stop. They "fixed" that by killing first the feature, then the app!
Reported as FB23925836.
I use a MacBook Air with the lid open connected to an Apple Studio Display as the primary monitor.
Siri voice mode will not work if the Studio Display mic is set as the default: the "orb" graphic appears for a split second, then there is a boop and it closes. This is the same whether I press the mic icon, or F5. It does work if I set the Mac to use its built-in mic in the Sound settings.
With trial and error I can get it to work by toggling "Hey Siri" (and doing the five training steps again, every time, smh) and the input setting in Sounds. That does not survive a restart.
Not much I can do about it but it is still there in the latest betas. What it reminds me of though is when ChatGPT supported voice (as opposed to transcribing) in the native app. It had a bug for a long time where it would confuse its own voice from the Studio Display speakers as an interruption, and stop. They "fixed" that by killing first the feature, then the app!
Reported as FB23925836.