Niklas Gruhn

@scholtz thanks for taking the time. Is your version compatible with both Vue 2 and 3?

The Vue 3 migration build was recently released. I was hoping that would make it quick and easy to introduce Vue 3 compatibility. Only one problem. It doesn't work well...

Ideally users don‘t have to make that decision and we can always pick an appropriate rear camera by default. If you have a device where this is not the case...

Yes this is technically possible. You can get a list of installed cameras with [MediaDevices.enumerateDevices()](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevices/enumerateDevices) with IDs and then pass one of them via the `deviceId` constraint to [getUserMedia()](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaDevices/getUserMedia). As...

Ok, I already blacklisted it. Can you check the demo page if it’s working?

Sorry I mean the other demo page https://gruhn.github.io/vue-qrcode-reader

So your camera is not called "OBS Virtual Camera" but "OBS-Camera" ? Please go to this page: https://gruhn.github.io/select-camera-demo/index.html# and give me the exact string

It definitely would be the easiest solution. But those camera labels are cryptic and the user won't understand why he has to make that decision. Especially because this is not...

yes, that's a good idea

Probably. I'd like to see an actual use case being before adjusting this. So does this fix our issues so far?