Joseph Huckaby

Yes, but I have to test it everywhere first. I'm a little bit worried because this is a bug fix only for IE 11, but the releaseCamera code runs everywhere...

I would love to support ImageCapture in version 2.0. Right now the feature is only available in Chrome, but I'm sure other browsers will catch on soon.

Looks like some kind of weird constraint error. The first thing that stands out is, why are you asking for 45 FPS? I'd try removing that param first. If that...

Not sure if I understand your question. This demo shows how you can capture multiple photos (in this case continuous): https://pixlcore.com/demos/webcamjs/demos/continuous.html Does that help?

Unfortunately WebcamJS can only be instantiated one time on a given page. You could consider using IFRAMEs, or see this discussion in issue #63: https://github.com/jhuckaby/webcamjs/issues/63 Looks like someone got it...

Thanks! I'll include this in the next release. Leaving this issue open so I don't forget.

Wow, this is a huge change! You've basically rewritten the entire library, LOL. Either that, or GitHub just can't make heads or tails of the diff. It looks like virtually...

Okay, thanks for the explanation, and sorry for my misunderstanding. I'll do some more research, so I can properly understand these changes. I have to say tho, this feels like...

I'm hoping this commit will help with that: https://github.com/jhuckaby/webcamjs/commit/0f1cf7376489c1a3d24a07238d2538a937483295

What browser and version? What operating system and version? Do you actually have a webcam attached that you know works in other applications? - Try this HTML5 Webcam test page:...