Build Problem for x86_64 Architecture.

[rexcheung727]

Describe the bug
Build Problem for x86_64 Architecture.
If x86 is selected for build, the build exe is ok.
If x86_64 is selected, the build output always shows "No Webcam / capture devices found

Your Setup (please complete the following information):

• Unity version: 2019.2.18f1 (64-bit)
• AVPro Live Camera version: Version2.8.0
• Operating system version: windows 10
• Hardware/webcam model: Logitech C920
• Video mode (resolution, frame-rate, etc): 1920x1080, 30FPS

In additional to build problem, please also advise below:
(1) Is there any function to stop camera at script?
I find an "Stop" button at "AV Pro Live Camera.cs" after run and camera enabled.
I want my script able to stop the current selected web camera and then switch to another camera
after build.

(2) There is a "Show Config Window" button at "AV Pro Live Camera.cs" in editor.
I want to access the corresponding function in script so that user can press a button to trigger this window after build.

[Andrew]

Hi,

It sounds like you don't have the 64-bit driver installed....but then I presume it works fine in the Unity editor?

For your other questions:

1. yes, you can stop via script:
   liveCamera.Device.Stop();
   We have plenty of examples in the Demos folder - I recommend having a look through this code.

2. For "Show Config Window" you can use:
   liveCamera.Device.ShowConfigWindow();

Cheers,

[rexcheung727]

Hi Sir, I used to build 64 bit applications for all of my work. What specific driver is used for your application? Thanks, Re, ⁣取得 BlueMail for Android ​ 在 2020年2月11日 23:55 於 23:55，Andrew <[e-mail]>曾寫：

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Hi, It sounds like you don't have the 64-bit driver installed....but then I presume it works fine in the Unity editor? For your other questions: 1) yes, you can stop via script: liveCamera.Device.Stop(); We have plenty of examples in the Demos folder - I recommend having a look through this code. 2) For "Show Config Window" you can use: liveCamera.Device.ShowConfigWindow(); Cheers, -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #12 (comment)

[rexcheung727]

Hi sir, I mean I can build different scenes under the same project, which make use of webcamtexture. If any driver is needed for your plugin, please let me know. I need to fix it urgently. Much thanks. Rex ⁣取得 BlueMail for Android ​ 在 2020年2月12日 00:18 於 00:18，"Info@simfusion" <[e-mail]>曾寫：

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Hi Sir, I used to build 64 bit applications for all of my work. What specific driver is used for your application? Thanks, Re, ⁣取得 BlueMail for Android ​ 在 2020年2月11日 23:55 於 23:55，Andrew ***@***.***>曾寫： >Hi, > >It sounds like you don't have the 64-bit driver installed....but then I >presume it works fine in the Unity editor? > >For your other questions: >1) yes, you can stop via script: >liveCamera.Device.Stop(); >We have plenty of examples in the Demos folder - I recommend having a >look through this code. > >2) For "Show Config Window" you can use: >liveCamera.Device.ShowConfigWindow(); > >Cheers, > >-- >You are receiving this because you authored the thread. >Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: >#12 (comment)

[rexcheung727]

Hi Sir,

In addition, i do want to know more how to adopt your plugin.
There are six scenes in your package and i read all of this.
But i still cant find the function "Device.Stop();". i can only find something like "Close()".
Do you have any doc description your functions?

Thanks

[rexcheung727]

Hi,

I solved the problem. It has some issues with firebase.
The problem could be solved by altering firebase settings.

Thanks

[Andrew]

Yeah I'm glad the problem was solved :)

Our plugin doesn't require any drives, but webcams sometimes require drivers and there can be different drivers for 32-bit and 64-bit apps.

I will close this ticket now. If you have any other issues please post another ticket. Thanks,