macOS Sierra breaks FaceTime
Hi there,
I just upgrade my 2012 MBP to macOS Sierra. Since then I am no longer able to begin or accept FaceTime calls.
If I call someone, I always receive a "Call failed". If I receive a video call, I only get audio. If I want to enable video, the FaceTime video window opens, but it is all black. I use the builtin iSight camera, no extra hardware.
Tried it a couple of times, reboots etc.
Also noticed it takes between 5-8 seconds of ringing before it appears on the receiving device (just tried it by calling my girlfriends iPhone and measuring the time).
When she accepts the call I get a "Call failed" immediately.
Anyone else with this problem? Currently cant find anything on the internet.
But it seems like some users had similar problems with El Capitan.
Maybe again another network / connectivity issue (having multiple Midi outputs involving AirPlay devices is also crashing the sys preferences pane or doesnt work at all. WiFi to the AirPort base station is also not reliable, but this is nothing new)
Pretty sad to see this constant decline in quality with Apple software...
Any help is appreciated
Tom