Hello, I've been using Firefox with WebRTC. On both 32 and 64 bit DELL Venue platforms, there was no issue. Firefox works with WebRTC code without issue. On a Toshiba Encore 2 with windows and ATOM processor, Firefox says 'no media' on a window.navigator.mozGetUserMedia.bind(navigator) call. What I notice that is different on Toshiba platform is that there is under 'imaging' the Intel imaging signal processor 2400. The two cameras front/back on the Toshiba Encore 2 platform drivers are found under 'system devices'. I'm not used to seeing that, on DELL the imaging devices are in the imaging device list. I can run Chrome on the same Toshiba platform and no issue, camera works. With Firefox, I can select front or back video and I see nothing. If I select 'no video' and 'audio only', that is enabling only the audio, then WebRTC works, the call succeeds (although there was a crash later). I'd like to stick with Firefox platform for WebRTC so I hope there is a fix sometime in the future. I downloaded Beta firefox, same issue. It's just a hunch but I think it is related to the imaging device being the 'intel imaging signal processor 2400" and the cameras as system devices. I will try with an external USB camera and see if the problem goes away. Obviosly for a tablet I would like to use firefox peer to peer WEBRTC with the built in cameras.

Thanks. Kris Jay