AgoraIO-Extensions / react-native-agora

React Native around the Agora RTC SDKs for Android and iOS agora
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Cannot include Blur Background without a color. #762

Closed elenitaex5 closed 7 months ago

elenitaex5 commented 7 months ago

Describe the bug I made some test with this last summer... and now we are developing Video with Agora in React Native. Blur background could be include blurring my own (camera ) background, but now is always in WHITE. I had this in my code

   engine?.enableVirtualBackground(true,
          {
             backgroundSourceType: BackgroundSourceType.Blur,
             blur_degree: BackgroundBlurDegree.Medium
           }
         );

Checking documentation I found this:

export class VirtualBackgroundSource {
  /**
   * The custom background. See BackgroundSourceType.
   */
  background_source_type?: BackgroundSourceType;
  /**
   * The type of the custom background image. The color of the custom background image. The format is a hexadecimal integer defined by RGB, without the # sign, such as 0xFFB6C1 for light pink. The default value is 0xFFFFFF, which signifies white. The value range is [0x000000, 0xffffff]. If the value is invalid, the SDK replaces the original background image with a white background image. This parameter takes effect only when the type of the custom background image is BackgroundColor.
   */
  color?: number;

I cannot find a possibility of making it "transparent" or I need to add another color or different blur type? Colors seems not accept opacity.

To Reproduce

  1. Include Blur Background in your video
  2. Start a video. You will see a weird white bacgkround.

Expected behavior Having blur background with my own background as happen in React.

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guoxianzhe commented 7 months ago

@elenitaex5 Sorry,the value need to be rgb, does support alpha right now, and the range is [0x000000, 0xffffff]