Hello again,

I've tried the following code which should do the job:

QCARRenderer.VideoBGCfgData backgroundData = QCARRenderer.Instance.GetVideoBackgroundConfig();
backgroundData.size.x = (int)(0.5F * backgroundData.size.x);
backgroundData.size.y = (int)(0.5F * backgroundData.size.y);
QCARRenderer.Instance.SetVideoBackgroundConfig(backgroundData);

But it doesn't affect anything :/

Am I missing something ?

Thanks for your reply.

For performances reasons, I need to modify the screen resolution of Unity player.

Sorry, at present non-native resolutions are not explicitly supported in Unity / iOS, and we do not currently have a date for this.

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Thank you for your reply N.

For people who would have the same issue, I got around this limitation while displaying the video within a texture (see  VideoTextureBehaviiour script).

Thanks to this, I managed to switch the resolution of Unity player, even on IOs.

Best regards,

Christophe.

Thanks for sharing Christophe !

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