Wrong ScaleType result, in respect to ImageView's ScaleType
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Include the following:
- ExoMedia version:
3.0.0-preview2
- Device OS version:
6.0.1
- Devide Manufacturer:
LG
- Device Name:
Nexus 5
Reproduction Steps
Use ScaleType.CENTER_INSIDE.
and it doesn’t produce the result which ImageView$ScaleType.CENTER_INSIDE
would do.
Here I have 3 results for 3 Scale types, from one 1080 x 1920 video (made by me, for copyright issue):
Expected Result
So in sample above, I think result from CENTER_INSIDE
should be like FIT_CENTER
in case the video size is larger than the View.
Actual Result
The result from CENTER_INSIDE
was like CENTER_CROP
in case the video size is larger than the View, which is not what ImageView$ScaleType.CENTER_INSIDE
for.
Please take a look.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)
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I’m hoping to have an official (non preview) build out in the next week or two. It just depends on my availability and if any more critical issues are found
OK, I’ve pushed an update with the comparison fixed