Closed AntonReality closed 1 month ago
Hi @AntonReality
this answer not for your issue but i have question for live streaming i need to get url if you have worked on it
i am getting this url
rtmp://192.168.1.6/live
but its not showing live streaming in server
@Asfand-Hafeez Hey. Please refrain from asking unrelated questions to third parties in this issue. Next time, I will block you.
You can now set the output frame rate and camera capture input frame rate separately. stream.screen.frameRate
is used to set the output frame rate. Setting stream.frameRate = 60
and stream.screen.frameRate = 60
should achieve the expected result, shouldn't it?"
If there's anything more you'd like to know or clarify, feel free to ask!
@shogo4405 As I’ve originally mentioned in my report, both values are set. Also, it worked perfectly before the update.
Hey @shogo4405. I’ve double checked and both values are set to 60.
In the 1.8.x series, the preview used data captured from the camera.
On the iPhone 15 Pro Max, it would be 1080 x 1920
.
If you set the screen size as follows, downsampling will occur, which might result in lower quality.
Please consider increasing the screen size from the following value:
stream.screen.size = .init(width: 720, height: 1280)
Regarding the FPS issue, I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max, but I cannot reproduce the problem. Is it the same with the Examples project?
https://github.com/shogo4405/HaishinKit.swift?tab=readme-ov-file#-examples
Describe the bug
After updating to the latest version we experience a deficient quality of the camera output (it's very pixelated) even though we're using the same settings as before (resolution is 1080p 60 fps).
To Reproduce
All the options are set as in the examples for the
stream.screen
as well:stream.screen.frameRate = 60
stream.screen.size = .init(width: 720, height: 1280)
We're using a multicamera option so
stream.isMultiCamSessionEnabled = true
.See videos attached: The first video is before the update (1.8.1) and can be seen that it is seen as 1080p and 60fps, and the second video is after the update (1.9.1) you can see a significant drop in the fps.
https://github.com/shogo4405/HaishinKit.swift/assets/9284579/acdede33-6d1d-4b32-a529-9cbe5e0e940c
https://github.com/shogo4405/HaishinKit.swift/assets/9284579/e88d1e1d-c18b-47c3-acff-cca1e3cf2731
Expected behavior
After the update, we should have the same output fps as we had before.
Version
1.9.1
Smartphone info.
Additional context
We see an output:
2024-11-07 11:44:55.847 [Warn] [com.haishinkit.HaishinKit] [IOVideoCaptureUnit.swift:44] output > device doesn't support this color format 32.
Can this be related?Screenshots
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Relevant log output
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