About Google chrome camera
Operating System InfoWindows 10Other OSNo responseOBS Studio Version30.2.3OBS Studio Version (Other)No responseOBS Studio Log URL Studio Crash Log URLNo responseExpected BehaviorGoogle Chrome appears to use the OBS Virtual Camera even without any active tabs that require camera access. Attempting to test the camera at results in the following JavaScript error:Name: NotReadableErrorMessage: Could not start video sourceCurrent BehaviorThe OBS Virtual Camera appears to be in use by Google Chrome, despite there being no open tabs or web applications that are accessing the camera. This causes the OBS Virtual Camera to remain occupied, even when not in use, and interferes with the intended operation of the OBS Virtual Camera in other applications.Steps to ReproduceOpen OBS Studio and start the OBS Virtual Camera.Open Google Chrome.Ensure no tabs are open that would require camera access (e.g., Google Meet, Zoom, or any video conferencing tool).Go to and attempt to start a camera test.Check the camera usage indicator in OBS and on the operating system.Anything else we should know?Google Chrome Version 130.0.6723.117 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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