Hello Volker,
> Filed a JIRA ticket at
> https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-97408
thanks a lot for taking care of this !
Meantime I also reported it here:
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-97407
So – if there is redundancy please delete mine since yours is more detailed
anyways.
All t
Hi Nuno,
>>You will need to code sign the app with entitlements to solve this issue otherwise it will never ask you permission, it will just crash.
Thanks but I cannot confirm this – in the past 12 month (depending on whatever) I noticed that sometimes it does ask and sometimes not. E.g. th
Alexander,
You will need to code sign the app with entitlements to solve this issue
otherwise it will never ask you permission, it will just crash.
To do this, create a xml file with the following content. I’ve called it
entitlements.xml:
http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd";>
Hi Alexander,
Fascinating. I can reproduce this. Starting from Terminal doesn’t crash (no
matter whether with ‘open’ or the binary inside the bundle directly), starting
camera.app via Finder does. Starting the camera binary inside the camera.app
bundle via Finder does not crash, it asks for per
P.S.: see below – in that regard I compiled the camera example (Qt6.2) and ran
it via clicking on the app icon (rather than running it from the console which
per se has cam access). Also here it did not ask for allowing cam access and
then the app crashed. Can anyone reconstruct this ?
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Hej all,
not sure if this is a bug on my end, a bug in Qt or even a bug in OSX:
When I deploy a new release of my software (which uses audio and video capture)
after installation on a user's machine it asks for permissions to access the
mic and the camera. When not enabled sound capture does n
