VideoFrameCallback delivery is compared with the negotiated stream cadence. It does not expose every sensor exposure.
See the camera signal actually delivered.
Probe ten exact resolution modes, compare delivered timing, apply exposed focus, exposure and white-balance controls, and inspect four local snapshots.
Verify the camera path before the call.
Relative frame signals help compare lighting and focus changes. They are not calibrated exposure, color or optical MTF scores.
The camera track is encoded through two local peer connections. No media is sent to an InputProof server.
Open the camera stream to begin diagnosis
Current media state: idle.
Open the camera stream to begin diagnosis
Current media state: idle.
- Site permission is not granted.
- Another app may own the camera or the selected mode is unavailable.
- Allow camera access and close call or capture applications.
- Retry the default resolution before selecting a high-resolution profile.
The live preview and negotiated settings must appear.
Actions are generated from visible Evidence fields and versioned product rules. They do not identify a physical root cause with laboratory certainty.
Compare repeat tests without an account.
Complete this protocol before saving a baseline.
Save 3 more compatible run(s).
Control the environment before reading the number.
This checklist does not block the instrument or certify the setup. It records no data; it only reduces avoidable comparison errors.
Useful evidence, without pretending to be a laboratory.
The reported settings describe the stream negotiated with the browser, not every sensor mode.
Exposure, focus and image quality require visual inspection under representative lighting.
The local still remains in page memory and is cleared when the tab reloads or closes.