Such a camera would be seeing nothing but black for most of the journey, a long journey generally lasting over a day. So what reasonable person would waste the power, the bandwidth and the storage space to mount a camera to collect useless black images for over a day straight so that you could come along and cry "fake?" Even a GoPro isn't going to get the job done, the battery will last a couple hours at best while recording, so you're going to need a custom hardware solution. The rocket isn't going to the space station, just the capsule, so the rocket cams aren't going to help you. And the live cameras they show don't have constant connectivity to the ground, there are dead zones between TDRS satellites where no data will be received. So it won't meet your goalpost even if they aim one at the ISS and stream it. No, your arbitrary goalpost is not reasonable and would do nothing to change your beliefs (not that you're honest enough to admit that) even if it existed. Meanwhile we have footage of rockets actually working in space that you are gleefully ignoring.