[BUG] app_full limits the video vertical resolution to 1080

[bemmens]

Describe the bug
app_full.py limits the video vertical resolution to 1080

Expected behaviour
Is it possible to enable the full resolution of the sensor?

Hardware :
Pi 5
HQ camera

Thanks!

[davidplowman]

Hi, yes, I suppose it's a bit inconsistent that the height is limited to 1080 but the width isn't limited to 1920. I suppose I could see an argument for doing both or neither!

But really, this code here is simply an example for you to look at, understand, and copy for your own purposes. We're not providing it as an application that does something terribly useful exactly as it is. So please feel free just to grab the file and do whatever you want with it. The line in question that you'd want to change would be this one.

[bemmens]

OK thank you! I am very new to using the raspberry Pi camera and this app is the best plug and play GUI that I could find. Now it is fixed I think it does everything I need for now. I think it could be handy to signpost to this more if you just want to plug and play a camera. I found it by accident really!

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[davidplowman]

Glad you're managing to figure it all out! Obviously you have the command line apps for (rpicam-still, rpicam-vid) for simple capture operations. There's also a nice little web UI to the camera that someone wrote here, that might make for a useful interface as well.