🐛 Samsung doesn't support 60 FPS about react-native-vision-camera HOT 14 CLOSED

when I removed the fps prop the issue went away.

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Thanks for the bug report, but the reproduceable code is way too much. Can you please try to reproduce it in the example app instead?

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Technically not, null means it won't set AE_EXPOSURE_DURATION, whereas 30 means it will set it to 30.

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Yea okay, then it definitely is the same issue that I am already aware of. It's so lame that Samsung simply lies in CONTROL_AE_AVAILABLE_TARGET_FPS_RANGES - it contains 60 FPS, but doesn't actually support 60 FPS.

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hi, it's happening on example too, I've tested it against Samsung S22 Android 14.

edit: tested it on beta 3

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Okay yea I just read your comment about fps - I know about this issue, and I honestly don't know what to do here. Samsung is saying their phones can do 60 FPS in the API, but when you try to use 60 FPS it crashes.
They are messing it up here, there's nothing I can do except explicitly disabling 60 FPS on Samsung devices.

Just to clarify; does it also crash if just set fps={30}, or only something higher than 30?

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thanks for the heads up, will check with 30 in a while but it should be the default if the prop isn't provided, right?

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fps={30} won't crash it.

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I wished they were lame only on that part lol!

I think the issue title should be ...in front camera

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Just to double check if I am understanding this correctly - all values listed here are supported, right? Or only values here, that are also in CamcorderProfile.videoFrameRate?

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Can you try with a really low res format and see if that works at 60 FPS?

const format = useCameraFormat(device, [
  { videoResolution: { width: 100, height: 100 }
])

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on back camera it throwed this:

fps={60}

 ERROR  [format/invalid-fps: [format/invalid-fps] The given format cannot run at 60 FPS! Make sure your FPS is lower than `format.maxFps` but higher than `format.minFps`.]

when switching to front no error but the screen is black, tried setting format to 400x400, same thing.

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Hey - I just released VisionCamera 3.9.0-beta.4 which probably fixes this issue - can you try that latest beta and let me know? :)

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it wont crash after setting fps to 60. Thanks Marc, keep it up!

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