Camera not found when application run from shared folder

1 week ago 5

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I have trouble with accessing cameras if my application is located on a share. When I run my application locally it shows the camera, but when the same application is run on a shared folder, the camera is gone.

I have check the windows permissions and found nothing. Firewalls and virus scanner all turned off. Share is located in the same domain and I access it with the same user as I use locally.

Does anyone know how to fix this? installing it locally is not a option.

QString txt(""); QCameraPermission cameraPermission; txt += "-------------------\n"; switch (qApp->checkPermission(cameraPermission)) { case Qt::PermissionStatus::Granted: txt += "Camera permission already granted. Starting camera...\n"; //startCamera(); // Your function to initialize and use the camera break; case Qt::PermissionStatus::Denied: txt += "Camera permission denied. Cannot start camera.\n"; // Show a message to the user break; case Qt::PermissionStatus::Undetermined: txt += "Camera permission is undetermined. Requesting now...\n"; // Request permission, passing 'this' and the slot for the callback //qApp->requestPermission(cameraPermission, this, &CameraWidget::permissionGranted); break; } txt += "-------------------\n\n"; const QList<QAudioDevice> audioDevices = QMediaDevices::audioInputs(); for (const QAudioDevice &device : audioDevices) { txt += "-------------------\n"; txt += "ID: " + device.id() + "\n"; txt += "Description: " + device.description() + "\n"; txt += (QString)"Is default: " + (device.isDefault() ? "Yes" : "No") + "\n"; txt += "-------------------\n"; } txt += "\n"; const QList<QCameraDevice> videoDevices = QMediaDevices::videoInputs(); for (const QCameraDevice &device : videoDevices) { txt += "-------------------\n"; txt += "ID: " + device.id() + "\n"; txt += "Description: " + device.description() + "\n"; txt += (QString)"Is default: " + (device.isDefault() ? "Yes" : "No") + "\n"; txt += "-------------------\n"; } QMessageBox msgBox; msgBox.setWindowTitle("Fatal error"); msgBox.setText(txt); msgBox.setInformativeText("Shutting down!"); msgBox.setIcon(QMessageBox::Critical); msgBox.setStandardButtons(QMessageBox::Cancel); msgBox.setDefaultButton(QMessageBox::Cancel); return msgBox.exec();

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