Device Camera is rotated in Portrait Orientation

I setup the ios camera to serve as the background for a scene following the procedure here.

It works fine when iOS and the Scene are set to Landscape orientation, but when they are set to portrait orientation, the camera feed displays rotated counter clockwise 90 degrees.

Any ideas?

 

In the procedure, you adding it straight a GuiTexture on a separate background layer. This is convenient because you can set the pixelInset to be equal to the Screen.height / Screen.width such that your video always scales to the resolution of your screen.

As I understand, GuiTextures on their own cannot be rotated, so I'm not sure how videoRotationAngle could be used in conjunction.

Is there a way to do this or is it necessary to apply the webcam texture to a gameobject such that it can be rotated (oriented) appropriately?

 

hello, have you fix this already?..
cause i'm dying finding the solution to it -_-
please help .. T_T

 

You probably want to take a look at this http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/11022/how-to-rotate-gui-textures.html

 

Any valid solution for a plain Texture?

 

I have been playing around with this for some hours, and the recommended links are not useful when autorotation is set to true. Although WebcamTexture.videoRotationAngle is returning the right value, I can't see how to apply to the rawImage, since it gets rotated together with the whole interface. Let's say our webcamTexture has a landscape resolution of 640 x 480. The problem here is that when the device rotation is set to portrait, the webcamTexture resolution should change to 480 x 640 as Screen.width and Screen.height are, but it actually doesn't, so the image gets stretched.

The only thing that would have it working properly would be to get the rawImage "out" of the autorotation behaviour and change its rotation manually according to the WebcamTexture.videoRotationAngle value, but I couldn't find any way to apply these guesses to my case.

Did anyone find a solution to this problem?

 

its 2019, but I'm still looking for this solution? any?

 

u would need to rotate the object you r on which the review of your camera is displayed ,
for me i used a raw image and here is my solution,

Code (CSharp):

1.    orient = -selectedCamTexture.videoRotationAngle;
2.         CamFeed.rectTransform.localEulerAngles = new Vector3(0, 0, orient);