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Participant
September 3, 2020
Question

Anybody have a solution for this error: CaptureFrame has size less than 640x480.

  • September 3, 2020
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Soon after starting Character Animator I get the following error: 

CaptureFrame has size less than 640x480.

When I click ok it pops back up and wont go away until I force quit the app.  I am on a mac pro with a radeon 5600xt screen resolution 3440 x 1550. Any ideas?

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4 replies

Participant
December 12, 2021

Hello. I had the same problem because CamTwist was installed. That's why Adobe tried to connect it in their settings, and not the MacBook camera. Therefore, you need to try to quickly press Return and click on the camera icon to turn it off and change

Participant
December 2, 2020

The same problem with iMac 2020 with new built in cam 1080p and Logitech Stream Cam. Can not use the app...

Adobe Employee
December 14, 2020

Are you getting the same error when you select either camera?

 

Does the built-in photo booth app work with the cameras?

 

Did you grant permission to use the camera to Character Animator?

 

Have you tried restarting your mac?  Sometimes macos gets in a weird state where cameras don't work reliably.

Energetic_worldview5CCD
Participant
December 27, 2020

I'n having the exact same issue on a MacBook Por 13 inch 2020 version. I don't even get to camera selection as the error pops up straight after starting a the Character Animator. I restarted the laptop, granted and regranted persmissions and the camera works just fine with all other apps. No virtual camera installed in the system.

 

Any suggestions for a solution? 

Participant
October 10, 2020

Same problem here. I can't even access the software because this error keeps coming up. 

alank99101739
Legend
September 3, 2020

"Capture" sounds like a camera or scanner or something. Maybe disable any web cams etc then try starting it up?