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Vertical video
See original GitHub issue👋Hello,
Can VideoContext handle vertical video (eg from a phone)? I did a test and it seemed to stretch it side to side…
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Also I remember @chrisbaume a while back mentioned using mediainfo lib github.com/buzz/mediainfo.js(demo mediainfo.js.org) and that seems to return a rotation attribute 😮
Hi @pietrop
Running a test locally with a phone recording does suggest we aren’t using the rotation metadata which confirms your results.
Looking back at previous issues - https://github.com/bbc/VideoContext/issues/155 - the challenge is that we don’t have access to the rotation metadata within JavaScript.
I’d certainly welcome a pull request/contribution if you find a sensible approach or workaround that we can document. Otherwise, this is something I’ll note as TODO.