When I make a call from GMail I still don’t hear the phone ring (I did get the dialog re the mic and ‘allowed’ it) and didn’t hear the other party when the call was answered. I am getting the same result except that ‘All device recognition allowed’ isn’t changing back to ‘Device Recognition Blocked’. I d/l’d & installed the current standard version of Brave to compare. LCF (see below).LICEcap is an intuitive but flexible application (for Windows and now OSX), that is designed to be lightweight and function with high performance' and is a popular screenshot capture tool in the photos & graphics category. GIF (for viewing in web browsers, etc) or. This screen capture tool is an ideal choice for anyone looking to record desktop activity on a Windows or Mac device. LICEcap is described as 'can capture an area of your desktop and save it directly to. It allows you to export the selection in GIF animation and other file formats. I use High Sierra (OS 10.13.5) but probably doesn’t matter which OS. LICEcap is an easy-to-use, popular, and free desktop utility program to capture a specific area of your screen. Silentcast 1 keeps going after I stop Silentcast 2.
LICECAP STOPPED HOW TO
I recall that turning Fingerprinting off in the release version worked without a hitch, so it seems to be a Dev issue. Thats because I already had Silentcast running to make these animated gifs of how to use Silentcast.
Note that I won’t be able to ‘capture’ the calling from GMail, which is the crux of the problem (i.e., that I don’t hear the other party), so in the meantime, if you have a Mac available can you try turning Shields off and making a call from GMail (not Hangouts) & seeing whether the call goes through normally (using Brave Dev)? I recorded a video only to test Game Jolts new video upload feature (Just kidding, I recorded a video because LICECap stopped. If it’s just a matter of hitting a ‘record’ button & going through the sequence I’ve reported (i.e., no learning curve), shouldn’t be a problem.
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