Make sure Apple iPhone 5 (PTP Mode) doesn't get listed

[mydudechris]

My iPhone X appears as a camera in the list of available cameras when connected via USB. It is showing as "iPhone 5 (PTP mode)

When trying to connect, CL throws a "Camera Error" message. Would it be possible to support iOS devices?

Here are the logs that appear when I attempt to connect to the iPhone

default 11:40:12.187427-0400 runningboardd Acquiring assertion targeting executable<Camera Live(501)> from originator [daemon:143] with description <RBSAssertionDescriptor; frontmost:3068; ID: 326-143-1208; target: 3068> attributes = { <RBSDomainAttribute: 0x7ff391d33b00; domain: com.apple.launchservicesd; name: RoleUserInteractiveFocal; sourceEnvironment: 0x0>; } default 11:40:12.187587-0400 runningboardd Assertion 326-143-1208 (target:executable<Camera Live(501)>) will be created as active default 11:40:12.189445-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Ignoring jetsam update because this process is not memory-managed default 11:40:12.190589-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Set darwin role to: UserInteractiveFocal default 11:40:12.191421-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Ignoring GPU update because this process is not GPU managed default 11:40:12.192497-0400 runningboardd Finished acquiring assertion 326-143-1208 (target:executable<Camera Live(501)>) default 11:40:12.551237-0400 kernel 075238.430262 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control default 11:40:12.551683-0400 kernel 075238.430711 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control default 11:40:12.551963-0400 kernel 075238.430990 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control default 11:40:12.552515-0400 kernel 075238.431544 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control default 11:40:12.552995-0400 kernel 075238.432023 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control default 11:40:12.553267-0400 kernel 075238.432294 Camera Live@(null): AppleUSBHostUserClient::start: missing entitlement com.apple.ibridge.control error 11:40:12.570166-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation error 11:40:12.570198-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation error 11:40:12.570218-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation error 11:40:12.570235-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation error 11:40:12.570251-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation error 11:40:12.570269-0400 Camera Live gp_camera_capture_preview: -6 Unsupported operation default 11:40:15.601552-0400 runningboardd Invalidating assertion 326-143-1208 (target:executable<Camera Live(501)>) from originator 143 default 11:40:15.711143-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Ignoring jetsam update because this process is not memory-managed default 11:40:15.711195-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Set darwin role to: UserInteractiveNonFocal default 11:40:15.711256-0400 runningboardd [executable<Camera Live(501)>:3068] Ignoring GPU update because this process is not GPU managed

[theofanisamuel]

Mine also the same with iPhone 5. Is it possible to use it as a webcam also? Any fix regarding this issue? @bangnoise

[bangnoise]

This will be "fixed" in a future version - the iPhone won't show up in the list of sources. Google has existing solutions for using an iPhone as a webcam.