Open gleruzh opened 11 months ago
Already try any combinations of three parameters 1) run Telegram with Intel or Nvidia GPU 2) turn on or turn off Hardware Video Accelleration 3) all different ANGLE backends.
Hello. Just to bump this up. A similar thing is happening to me too. Telegram Version: 4.9.5-x64 Camera: generic USB 2.0 camera model I've found on Amazon CPU: i5-2400 Win 10 64bit up-to-date
I've tried the camera on other computers with a different CPU but had similar results.
Camera information:
Output:
I hope this helps to fix the issue.
Cheers, Adrian
Hello,
same problem for me
with USB camera and Telegram Desktop Portable 4.14.1
Regards, Red.
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Hi, re-confirmed. It keeps on happening on Telegram Desktop version 5.2 x64 on Windows 11 23H2.
Regards,
Hello, working fine now, for me, with 5.2.2 and Windows 11 latest updates.
Regards, Red.
Hello, while Windows has all the updates, I've upgraded TD to 5.2.2 x64. I'm still getting a green screen with this webcam model.
HW IDs: USB\VID_1124&PID_2925&REV_0100&MI_00 USB\VID_1124&PID_2925&MI_00
Cheers
Hello,
confirmed. With generic USB device (MS driver) I have the same problem
Regards, Red.
worth mentioning I'm also using a generic USB 2.0 Camera
-A
Steps to reproduce
Take a laptop with Intel i7-4702MQ | Nvidia GT-740M with Windows, install Telegram-Desktop, login and try video-call.
Expected behaviour
Video stream from web-camera, as it works in Telegram-web or other video-call apps (Google Meet, Whatsapp Desktop, etc)
Actual behaviour
Operating system
windows 10x64 (22H2, 19045.3208)
Version of Telegram Desktop
telegram desktop 4.8.9
Installation source
Static binary from official website
Crash ID
No response
Logs
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