Right now if I use my iPhone or iPad and try to display two streams, one is black and the other works. What can I do to get both working? This works fine on all browsers with my laptop. Answer Safari on iOS does not support more than a single active camera at a time. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=238492 is the most recent
Tag: getusermedia
JS, navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia() not working
I’m trying to get video from client’s Webcam. I wrote the code, and no errors occurred. However, when I try to get video, nothing shows up (in Google Chrome) or just a single frame of the video is displayed (in Mozilla Firefox). I have tested it out before and it worked completely fine, but now, I don’t know why, it
HTML userMedia facingMode: “environment”doesn’t work on android phone
It keeps using the front facing camera instead of the back camera This is my code: I added the facingMode: {exact:”environment”}, but it doesn’t work Answer Your constraints are not set correctly. facingMode is a member of the video constraint, so it should be Live Fiddle to be ran from a device with a back camera.
Open Multiple Video Camera in a web Page
I have a web page that is trying to play multiple video stream from two web cam that is attached with the system. Three Cameras attached with my system , one in an in-build camera in the system, second is a usb camera and third is a droid cam client. I can’t play video from system cam and usb cam
Can Chrome content and background scripts share access to blob: URLs?
I’m creating a getUserMedia stream in a Chrome extension content script, and I’d like to pass it to the background script. You can’t pass non-JSON’able data between them, so my strategy is to pass instead the generated blob URL to the stream. Content script: Background script: This is fine… until I try to apply it to a generated <video />