Open SISheogorath opened 5 years ago
I had a similar problem. Skype was not picking up my microphone and my webcam. I was able to fix my issue today raising the fs.inotify.max_user_watches
, which apparently is needed for Skype to detect those devices. Maybe that is the case for you as well. I did it from the /etc/sysctl.conf
file.
I have no idea why this happens the way it happens but I can reproduce it on my notebook every time and would love to help debugging.
With the current Skype version, when I start the client using flatpak from the Gnome desktop or
flatpak run com.skype.Client
, it doesn't neither pick up my camera nor my microphone. Giving me a quite useless setup.When I was about to debug it, I opened a bash using
flatpak run --command=/bin/bash com.skype.Client
and started skype using this shell within the flatpak usingskype
as command. Suddenly it picks up all devices, camera works and the microphone as well. :sweat_smile:I'm very interested in ideas how to debug this and fix it in a long term perspective.
PS: I had another notebook where things worked flawless for months :clown_face: