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I'm unable to set the camera in the settings, and it just shows me an empty dropdown despite having a webcam connected.
Things I've tried:
I have set the driver Camera driver to None (still image) and then back to Qt Multimedia, restarted mgba, restarted the computer.
I've tried running this on the current as well as the development builds but both have the same behaviour.
I've tried running the 0.9.3 version from snap which also had the same behaviour.
Trying to run roms that use the camera anyway makes it show what seems like a stock webcam photo.
I'm running this on a Ubuntu 22.04, and I've installed qtcreator qtbase5-dev qt5-qmake libqt5multimedia5 but that did not result in any changes.
Changing the audio driver to Qt Multimedia and video to Qt makes loading a rom crash.
Under the default settings the rom loads up and runs fine, which makes me think the issue is specific to Qt.
I was unable to find any additional details in the README, the website, or the forum about if I need to install a specific Qt package, or if mgba uses qt6 instead of qt5.
Additional details:
Running this on a System76 Galga Pro laptop.
I've tried this with the built in webcam (Bisoncam nb pro), Logitech HD C920, as well as a Fujifilm X-T5. All of these are detected by OS and I'm able to access the video feed in other applications.
I'm primarily testing this with Photo! but I've tried other roms that also use the camera.
How is this installed? I wonder if snap or whatever is breaking it via sandboxing.
@endrift I installed it using apt with the .deb files provided in the releases for my version of Ubuntu. I only tried snap install at the very end after trying out everything else.
I'm unable to set the camera in the settings, and it just shows me an empty dropdown despite having a webcam connected.
Things I've tried:
qtcreator qtbase5-dev qt5-qmake libqt5multimedia5
but that did not result in any changes.Additional details:
Build: 0.10.3
OS: Ubuntu 22.04
CPU: 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1260P
GPU: Mesa Intel® Graphics (ADL GT2)
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