Hi,
I have a camera from MediaTech company, it is written on it MT400 and serial number 2604050599. Before latest update it works, after install newest version of Flash Player it stop working. I tested it on http://testmycam.com as one of Adobe employee advices on forum but I have only black rectangle. On top left corner of this rectangle it is written Camera: USB PC Camera (SN9C 102) , FPS 10. I disabled Hardware acceleration but problem remains.
As I remember this camera is USB 1.1. Does new Flash Version support USB 1.1?
I have checked on Device Manager on my Windows XP Home Edition 2002 Version with SP3 device driver version it is written:
Manufacturer : Sonix
Driver date: 2004-04-02 (I can't find newer drivers on web
)
Driver version: 4.6.6.1
Is it bug or Flash Player stops supporting such devices?
Regards
Thank you for the report. I just tried this out on 10.7.2 with a logitech usb camera and the built in iSight but both cameras appeared in my Flash settings dropdown and worked properly at testwebcam.com with the latest Firefox. I tried again on Win7x64 and XP using IE 9 and 8, but testwebcam.com worked again with the logitech webcam.
What do you see when you right click the black square where the video should be displayed. Select "Settings", then click the webcam tab. Is the setting "Allow" or "Deny"?
Chris
Ah my iSight is fine, the video is displayed after choosing allow which pops up / respects settings for testwebcam.com and other sites. However right click settings > webcam > camera options only includes the iSight and not the firewire camera which had previously appeared in the previous version of flash. This happens in chrome, firefox and safari. I should probably open a seperate thread, the trigger for the issue appeared to be similar, however the presentation may be significant.
I pressed Allow, before pressing Allow background was grey, after Allow
it gets black. I see the name of this camera on list. I also try another
camera from Logitech (I can't remember what name was it, but one of the
newest) and everything works which suggest it is strictly related with
this specific camera which I'm using.
Regards
W dniu 2012-03-31 08:39, Nodster pisze:
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Re: After update to 11.2.202.228 mz USB 1.1 web cam stop working
created by Nodster <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Nodster> in /Using
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Hmm I didn't test it with software not using flash (I 'm going to test
it on Monday). But I reinstall Flash Player to one of the previous
versions and everything works again. Then I installed newest Flash
Player because I think maybe something goes wrong on install but again
black box ![]()
W dniu 2012-03-31 09:23, Nodster pisze:
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Re: After update to 11.2.202.228 mz USB 1.1 web cam stop working
created by Nodster <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Nodster> in /Using
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Despite feeling confident that my camera broke in the latest release of flash (a) because that's what I had installed on my mac, and (b) I primarily use chrome which auto updates to the latest version of flash; I took the time to work my way back through the archives of flash to find a rollback version with which my camera works. Imagine my surprise to have to rollback to 10.3.183.18 rather than an 11.1... release. Continuing to investigate.
Could you please open a new bug report on this over at bugbase.adobe.com? Please include your OS, browser, webcam model and driver, and last known working version of Flash Player if possible.
Please post back with the URL so that others affected can add their comments and votes.
Thanks,
Chris
I have cheked 2 webcams with 2 versions of Flash player and I have the same problems on testmycam.com on both windows 7 32 bits and 64 bits :
- Flash Player 11.2.202.228 is not working with my Microsoft Lifecam VX 1000
- Flash Player 11.2.202.228 is working with my Microsoft Lifecam VX 3000
- Flash Player 11.1.102.63 is working with my Microsoft Lifecam VX 1000
- Flash Player 11.1.102.63 is working with my Microsoft Lifecam VX 3000
It seems to be a problem with old webcams and the new version of Flash Player.
Has someone have a solution?
Thanks,
Hi,
I have been trawling through the forums regarding the latest version 11.2.202.228 and its failure to support certain webcams. I have sent a bug report and simply have got nowhere. What I can work out he problem has been about for ~ two days (may be more but based upon posts). As far as I can work out Adobe have put no formal solution forward. One simple solution is to provide the previous version of AFP (and plugins) for IE and other browsers. Perhaps there may be a slight security risk (that can be in the small print in the download procedure). Also, my version seems to have been auto-updated to this standard, so I would serious question the auto-update as being recommended. Finally, my thoughts go out to all those people who have taken their kit to PC repairs or called in support to resolve this issue.
It appears that Adobe need to step-up!
Jess
Found the bug numbers. If you have a minute, please visit the following bugs and vote/comment:
Webcam is not working with Flash Player 11.2.202.228
AFP does not support webcam broadcast
I'll investigate further internally
This bug is still under investigation. We're having a problem reproducing it, so if you have a moment, please head over to the bug report and let us know what equipment you're using.
I've personally tried using a Lifecam Cinema, Sony DV firewire camcorder (trv900), Logitech pro 9000, Logitech Quickcam Ultra Vision, Apple built in iSight, and a Microsoft xbox live vision. All tests were done with IE 9 and Chrome using 12.2.202.228 on Win 7x64.
Chris can you link any MacOSX Bug ids for people having problems with camera sources, I tried cam twist as a workaround however this is also not listed as a camera source in the latest versions of flash - very frustrating, updaded to the recent new version of flash and no change. Flash Media Live Encoder seems to be the best workaround. Have found discussions of this problem over the past 12 months but no links to adobe bug reports. My hardware details:
FireWire:
FireWire Bus:
Maximum Speed: Up to 400 Mb/sec
GR-DV4000:
Manufacturer: JVC
Model: 0x50080
GUID: 0x8088050403195B
Maximum Speed: Up to 100 Mb/sec
Connection Speed: Up to 100 Mb/sec
Sub-units:
GR-DV4000 Unit:
Unit Software Version: 0x10001
Unit Spec ID: 0xA02D
Hi Chris,
If you have not already could you test your DV cameras via firewire on OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). We have tried multiple inputs and all fail! I am getting the tech details for the bug today for you. I am sure if you tried your firewire cams using OS X the bug will be reproducable.
Simon
Hi Simon and others in this thread,
Could anyone running into this bug on the Mac with the 11.3 beta 3 release please take a minute and generate a system report for us? We've been trying to find devices to get this to reproduce with our latest build but have so far been unable to locate one. Please send your system report to me directly at ccampbel@adobe.com.
Thanks,
Chris
the latest beta looks better - tried it with camtwist and that worked, will try my firewire tommorrow and let you know.
[EDIT]
No the firewire camera is still missing from the source list - however with camtwist working in chrome (but not safari, yet they're using the same beta version of flash...) - I now have a workaround as the firewire camera is in the list of sources for camtwist (and flashmedialiveencoder and skype and everything but flash...)
Safari would be loaded as part of the operating system whereas chrome would be loaded as an application. Could a driver loading after(or during) the loading of the flash plugin container be a possible cause, the list used to refresh as sources were added/removed from the OS but with this problem I am unable to get any 'new' device to show up?
Hi,
today I update Flash Player install to new release 11,3,300,257, but problem with my camera which I specified in start of this thread doesn't work. On one of betas problem was partially resolved because I saw images, it looks like only 2 frames per second but something start to work. Unfortunately, as I say even this little solution doesn't work in last release ![]()
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