&aspectratio
Changes the aspect ratio on the publisher side
Sender-Side Option! (&push)
Aliases
&ar
Options
Example: &aspectratio=1.77777 or &aspectratio=landscape
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| aspect ratio of 16:9 (1.777777) |
| aspect ratio of 9:16 (0.5625) |
| aspect ratio of 1:1 (1) |
| aspect ratio of 4:3 |
(decimal number) | aspect ratio |
Details
&aspectratio changes the aspect ratio on the publisher side. Floating point value; 1.777777 is common; not supported by all browsers.
If using &aspectratio, it will keep the height constant, and vary width, unless &width is set, which will then be the fixed constant.
Screen-share
&aspectratio works with screen-shares, so you can force crop an incoming screen-share to be a certain aspect ratio. If &screenshareaspectratio is used it will apply to just screen-shares. If &screenshareaspectratio does not have a value passed, it's assumed to be set as "default", which overrides &aspectratio option, if used also.
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