Layout with unwanted black borders?

You are adding your camView to a FrameLayout so how about using: new FrameLayout. LayoutParams( FrameLayout.LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, FrameLayout.LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT)) instead of the LinearLayout version? If this doesn't work, please post your xml layout.

You are adding your _camView to a FrameLayout, so how about using: new FrameLayout. LayoutParams( FrameLayout.LayoutParams. FILL_PARENT, FrameLayout.LayoutParams.

FILL_PARENT)); instead of the LinearLayout version? If this doesn't work, please post your xml layout.

It doesn't work. This is my xml file. The main.

Xml file: – user669593 Mar 23 at 16:37 So, any replies? – user669593 Mar 23 at 19:42 Other advice would be to try using the CameraPreview itself as your content view. Then once that is working, wrap it in a FrameLayout.

Once that is working, wrap it in a LinearLayout. To me it looks correct, but with trying different things you might see what the problem is. – Matthew Willis Mar 23 at 19:45.

In my app I have a LinearLayout with a FrameLayout inside. Both are setted to fill_parent. I'm running my app in full screen mode.

But even with theses params the layouts aren't inflated. The LinearLayout remains in the center of the screen and around it, is filled with black. For me it's correct.

SO what's the problem.

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