Hey @PravinPatil-qy7hv , You can try following checkpoints. 1. Browser Permissions: Ensure your browser can access screen recording or capture. 2. Browser Settings: Verify that no security settings or extensions are blocking screen recording. 3. Software Settings: Confirm that your screen recording software is correctly configured and has the necessary permissions. If the issue persists, try restarting your browser or system. Hope this helps.
The error "unable to get issuer certificate locally" typically relates to SSL certificate validation issues. Here's a short solution to address it: - Verify your Environment - Check Certificate Store - Bypass SSL Verification (Not Recommended for Production) - Update CA Certificates: If you're on a Linux system, try updating the CA certificates: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install --reinstall ca-certificates - Manually Add the Certificate Please let us know if these solutions works
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@LambdaTest - In my case its generates folder but wont record video..i did everything is there any setting in browser that blocking this.
Hey @PravinPatil-qy7hv , You can try following checkpoints.
1. Browser Permissions: Ensure your browser can access screen recording or capture.
2. Browser Settings: Verify that no security settings or extensions are blocking screen recording.
3. Software Settings: Confirm that your screen recording software is correctly configured and has the necessary permissions.
If the issue persists, try restarting your browser or system.
Hope this helps.
Im getting “unable to get issuer certificate locally” error while trying trace viewer command in cmd.
Can you please help?
The error "unable to get issuer certificate locally" typically relates to SSL certificate validation issues. Here's a short solution to address it:
- Verify your Environment
- Check Certificate Store
- Bypass SSL Verification (Not Recommended for Production)
- Update CA Certificates: If you're on a Linux system, try updating the CA certificates:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install --reinstall ca-certificates
- Manually Add the Certificate
Please let us know if these solutions works