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AIR should have a method to get supported camera modes (resolutions with framerates).
It could return Vector with some new objects like CameraMode which represents width, height and fps of Camera that could be used.
It very useful to provide programmable (or user) ability to select one of supported camera modes depend on performance/bandwidth or some other criteria.
Right now you can choose only closest camera mode to specified values (width/height/fps). This is not enough for good experience for applications which sensitive to work with cameras.
Feature Description
AIR should have a method to get supported camera modes (resolutions with framerates).
It could return
Vector
with some new objects likeCameraMode
which representswidth
,height
andfps
ofCamera
that could be used.It very useful to provide programmable (or user) ability to select one of supported camera modes depend on performance/bandwidth or some other criteria.
Right now you can choose only closest camera mode to specified values (width/height/fps). This is not enough for good experience for applications which sensitive to work with cameras.
Related discussion: https://forum.starling-framework.org/d/23631-camera-available-resolutions
Known Workarounds
none
May be write own native extension for that or use one of that https://forum.starling-framework.org/d/23631-camera-available-resolutions.
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