HTML5 call native webcam compatible with Google Chrome version, Google Chrome low version, Firefox browser

Do this function on the Internet to check some information, code as follows, in this code in Google Chrome version 46 is not a problem, in Firefox browser is OK, but in the high version of Google Browser is incompatible

<DivID= "Body">    < Sectionclass= "Featured">        <Divclass= "Content-wrapper">            <Hgroupclass= "title">                <H1>Welcome to Webcam</H1>                <BR/>                <H2>Compatible with Google Chrome 46 version, 48 version, Google Chrome high version, Firefox browser</H2>            </Hgroup>                    </Div>    </ Section>    < Sectionclass= "Content-wrapper main-content clear-fix">        <H3>HTML5 in the local call camera is no problem, but deployed to the external network server, Google Chrome High version needs to change the HTTP to https;<BR/>HTTPS in IIS7.5 configuration tutorial: http://www.cnblogs.com/bobliu/archive/2012/08/05/2590694.html; </H3>        <olclass= "Round">                       <Liclass= "One">                                <VideoID= "Video"width= " the"Height= "+"AutoPlay></Video>                <inputtype= "button"value= "Photo Button"ID= "Snap" />            </Li>            <Liclass= "both">                <CanvasID= "Canvas"width= " the"Height= "+"></Canvas>            </Li>        </ol>    </ Section></Div>

<script type= "Text/javascript" >varCanvas = document.getElementById ("Canvas"); varContext = Canvas.getcontext ("2d"); varVideo = document.getElementById ("video"); $ (document). Ready (function() {videoobj= {Video:true }; varErrback =function(Error) {Console.log ("Video Capture Error:", Error.code);            }; if(Navigator.getusermedia) {// StandardNavigator.getusermedia (Videoobj,function(stream) {video.src=Window.webkitURL.createObjectURL (stream);                Video.play ();            }, Errback); } Else if(Navigator.webkitgetusermedia) {//webkit-prefixedNavigator.webkitgetusermedia (Videoobj,function(stream) {video.src=window.                    Url.createobjecturl (stream);                Video.play ();            }, Errback); }            Else if(Navigator.mozgetusermedia) {//firefox-prefixedNavigator.mozgetusermedia (Videoobj,function(stream) {Video.mozsrcobject=stream;                Video.play ();            }, Errback);            }; $("#snap"). On ("click",function() {context.drawimage (video,0, 0, 640, 480);        }); });</script>

Google Browser high version to be compatible with the above code, you must deploy the project to HTTPS

HTTPS and IIS7.5 deployment tutorial can see so classmate's blog: http://www.cnblogs.com/bobliu/archive/2012/08/05/2590694.html;

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HTML5 call native webcam compatible with Google Chrome version, Google Chrome low version, Firefox browser