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Hey!
I have an app in Xamarin.Forms, but this problem is specifically for iOS.
I use a contentpage for displaying the camera. This contentpage page uses a CameraModel so that this can be used on Android and iOS with custom renderers:
I want the camera to be shown fullscreen on the contentpage. this does works for Android, but for iOS I face the following issue: I have a frame for the camera (in the iOS custom renderer) and it seems that this frame is fullscreen:
The result however is this:
Am I missing something? Or do you need more code to help me?
Hi @Ganesh Gebhard
It would be helpful if you provide the code in custom renderer .
Simple suggestion : Set the frame as like the main screen(it is fullscreen) , Frame = UIScreen.MainScreen.Bounds ;
Hey! So I tried your piece of code, but the problem remains.
I've added the custom renderer for iOS in the attachment.
The Frame of liveCameraStream looks no problem , you can set the backgroundColor on it to see the area , it should be a full screen view .
Try to set VideoGravity to ResizeAspectFill on videoPreviewLayer in method SetupLiveCameraStream , it is used to determine how the video is displayed within the layer's bounds.
Setting VideoGravity to ResizeAspectFill like suggested by @Cole Xia (Shanghai Wicresoft Co,.Ltd.) did the trick!