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How do I let Flash Player access my webcam?
I want to use http://tinychat.com/ on Arch Linux amd64 (well, ArchBang, which is basically Arch Linux + some stuff).
I have Flash Player installed on Chromium on amd64. When I try to let Flash access the webcam, it fails to bring up a dialog box asking whether I want to let Flash access the webcam. Rather, it presents me with the message "You pressed 'Close' [which I didn't, I didn't press anything] without letting the app access your camera or microphone. {try again} {close}' Regardless of whether I press "try again" or "close", it still doesn't let me broadcast the webcam. I cannot talk to my friends. ;_; |
You should try the 64 bit version of Flash Player.
http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html |
I found the solution! Go to this page:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/do...manager06.html Scroll down in the menu and find the site you want to use a webcam/microphone on, and set it to "Always allow". |
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