Facetime Camera issue - No Video

Greetings, KR_0015.

It appears that you're unable to use FaceTime to make video calls on your MacBook Pro. Great job on the troubleshooting steps you've used and I'm happy to help.

Get help with FaceTime on your Mac -- There's one troubleshooting steps that you didn't mention. If you have other cameras or microphones connected, see step 4 below:

If your camera or microphone doesn’t work

1. Choose FaceTime > Quit FaceTime from the menu bar. Then open FaceTime again.
2. Choose Apple menu > Restart, then click Restart in the alert message that appears.
3. Close FaceTime. Then see if your camera works in another application. For example, click , in the upper-right corner of your screen, to search your apps, then enter Photo Booth.
4. If you have multiple cameras or microphones connected to your Mac, open FaceTime and choose Video in the menu bar. Then make sure that you selected the camera and microphone that you want to use with FaceTime.

Apple - Support - Product Selection -- If the issue persists, it's time to contact Apple Support. Apple Support will be able to troubleshoot this issue further with you and they supply you with all of your service options if needed.
Take care!

Would you use any VMWare or Parallels products by any change?

I had the same problem, and here's the workaround for now:

As the "root" user, run the "replug_facetime" script:

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