The Skype app reloads (seems to crash) as soon as I start or accept an incoming video call.
Starting or accepting an audio call works fine. When I turn on my camera during the audio call it keeps working.
However, as soon as the other end turns on their camera, my Skype app either crashes or let's say it "reloads" (I guess since Skype is just a web app these days, this is what it looks like when the web process crashes inside the Webview or whatever they use). However there is no error message or anything. But it's reproducible 100% - video calls with both ends having video enabled won't work.
I already deleted and re-downloaded the latest Mac app from Skype.com. Same Issue.
Same result also with their Insider beta version.
Interestingly & luckily using web.skype.com in either Safari or Chrome works fine for two-way video calls.
Has anyone else experienced the same issue?
I am running the latest version of Sonoma on an Intel Mac Pro 7,1 (3.2 16-Core; AMD Radeon PRO W6800X) - I wonder if perhaps something in Skype doesn't like this specific Hardware config e.g. while decoding/rendering the incoming video stream using the GPU?
Starting or accepting an audio call works fine. When I turn on my camera during the audio call it keeps working.
However, as soon as the other end turns on their camera, my Skype app either crashes or let's say it "reloads" (I guess since Skype is just a web app these days, this is what it looks like when the web process crashes inside the Webview or whatever they use). However there is no error message or anything. But it's reproducible 100% - video calls with both ends having video enabled won't work.
I already deleted and re-downloaded the latest Mac app from Skype.com. Same Issue.
Same result also with their Insider beta version.
Interestingly & luckily using web.skype.com in either Safari or Chrome works fine for two-way video calls.
Has anyone else experienced the same issue?
I am running the latest version of Sonoma on an Intel Mac Pro 7,1 (3.2 16-Core; AMD Radeon PRO W6800X) - I wonder if perhaps something in Skype doesn't like this specific Hardware config e.g. while decoding/rendering the incoming video stream using the GPU?