Is it possible to move the image with custom resolution?

[Siigonis]

I want it to stay behind the camera and rounded corners. By default it is shifted closer to the corners, which loses part of the image. I have to reduce the resolution to avoid this. There is some kind of "Display in Top Center" function here, but I don't seem to have noticed any changes in my situation.

If this is not possible with the current version, is it possible to add such a feature in the future?

[ClassicOldSong]

Just use the smaller native resolution, it's the safe area resolution and it'll avoid the camera area.

[Siigonis]

That's exactly what I'm doing. For example, the screen resolution of my smartphone is 2400 x 1080, I set 2200 x 1080. But the problem is that I can set it even more if I fit the image into the specified red rectangle. But the image goes behind it, down to the rounded corners, further away from the camera, and is not centered. Something like that:

It would be nice to be able to manually move the screen, or add an edge offset option.

[ClassicOldSong]

There's no good way to do this right now. Safe area are guaranteed with recutangular areas on your screen without any cutouts, and by default Android places the view to the area below the status bar.

You can use the phone in reversed landscape so the camera cutout may affect less important areas.

[Siigonis]

Eh, well, I'll have to live with it). Btw, why if I use the automatically suggested resolution, which cuts off part of the screen with the camera, specifically 2293x1080, the image is not shown when starting the stream, just a black screen? 2294 for example works, as well as many other options close to that. Some kind of non-standard resolution issue?

[ClassicOldSong]

Odd numbers as width usually aren't supported by the encoder but unfortunately some phone's just make it as safe area. You can try changing the codec or set resolution scale factor up a bit to avoid the problem.

[Siigonis]

i see. I'm fine with 2294). Anyway, thanks for your time.
UPD. I decided to use just a more common resolution - 2340x1080. The rounded corners are still a bit frustrating, of course, but with this resolution, the image is right next to the camera, so I get as much usable space as possible, probably ideal for my phone.