Discord mobile screen share can transmit audio only for supported apps and operating systems. Update Discord, start screen share from the voice call, enable device audio when offered, then check app and microphone permissions.
Test a normal media app first. Discord notes that some apps, protected video, games, and older operating-system versions may not provide shareable audio.
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Update Discord and the phone
Install the current Discord and iOS or Android updates, then restart the phone before opening the call again.
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Start mobile screen share
Join the voice channel or call, swipe up for call controls, select Share Your Screen, and confirm the operating-system broadcast prompt.
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Enable the intended audio
Turn on device audio or microphone audio when the phone offers those controls. Raise media volume and disconnect an unintended Bluetooth output.
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Check permissions
Allow Discord microphone and screen-recording or broadcast access in the phone settings. Do not grant unrelated accessibility or device-administrator access.
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Test with another participant
Share a short unprotected clip and ask another participant whether video and audio arrive. Compare speaker and headset output.
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Report the unsupported boundary
If video works but audio never does, record the phone model, OS, Discord version, shared app, and whether a normal media app worked for Discord Support.
Video walkthrough
If it does not work
If the broadcast starts but viewers hear no sound, test a permitted local media app; audio from protected or unsupported apps cannot be restored with Discord permission resets.
If no app shares audio, verify Discord microphone and broadcast permissions, then report the phone model, OS, Discord version, and shared app to Discord Support.
ⓘ Sources and verification
Checked against official documentation on . Scope: PC & mobile.
Follow the linked first-party guidance if labels differ after a platform update.
