Android FCSDK apps have local video stream rotated 90 degrees

Introduction

You have built your own Android app using FCSDK but the local video stream that is sent out is rotated 90. Nothing is done in the app to handle rotation and the docs say that the FCSDK assumes the device is in portrait mode, which it is.

Problem

The docs and the training rely on the constants Surface.ROTATION_0, 90, 180 and 270 being passed in to the setOrientation method. This is incorrect. The setOrientation method actually wants the integer values of 0, 90, 180 and 270.

So 'phone.setVideoOrientation(Surface.ROTATION_90);' needs to be: 'phone.setVideoOrientation(90);'

Resolution

Use phone.setVideoOrientation(90);

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