As the title suggests, this PR fixes the following iOS issue: applying the boomerang effect on a video recorded via the back camera causes the video to be displayed rotated by 90 degrees.
I added a prop cameraType which indicates the type of camera currently used to record the video, either front or back, so that the fix only applies to the back camera. By default, the camera is set to back.
I tested this in my project and it is working correctly.
As the title suggests, this PR fixes the following iOS issue: applying the boomerang effect on a video recorded via the back camera causes the video to be displayed rotated by 90 degrees.
I added a prop
cameraType
which indicates the type of camera currently used to record the video, eitherfront
orback
, so that the fix only applies to the back camera. By default, the camera is set toback
.I tested this in my project and it is working correctly.