[Bug] Forced landscape or portrait orientation in automatic full-screen mode

[soundsnow]

Checklist

• I make sure that the issue is NOT a duplicate of pinned issues
• I make sure I am using the LATEST version - check here
• I understand that issues with limited impact, such as those occurring on specific devices or under specific network conditions, will not be fixed
• I have attached the error report in the issue

Describe the bug

Could you submit the fix to the NewPipe team after resolving this bug? Also, could you submit the features you added and all the bugs you fixed to the NewPipe team?

You'd better resolve the screen rotation issue for these aspect ratio videos in automatic fullscreen mode. They are 3:4, 2:3, 5:8, 3:5, 9:16, 9:18, 9:18.5, 9:19, 9:19.5, 9:20, and 9:21. I've already disabled "Auto-rotate screen" in the system to ensure accurate test results. Also, if possible, could you allow users to manually set the default fullscreen rotation for 1:1 videos?

Frequency

Always (100% of the time)

Device

Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G, LineageOS 23.2, Android 16

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Settings - Player - Default resolution - 360p
2. Settings - Behavior - Start main player in fullscreen
3. BiliBili - Search - 短视频
4. When you open a video shot on a portrait-oriented phone, it rotates in the automatic full-screen player.
5. Exiting automatic full-screen mode and then clicking the full-screen button displays portrait mode.

Additional context

short.video.bug.mp4

[InfinityLoop1308]

could you submit the features you added and all the bugs you fixed to the NewPipe team?

No that's not possible. Our codebase is far away from theirs.

[soundsnow]

This is how PipePipe switched to portrait mode after I entered automatic full-screen mode, switched to another app, and then switched back to it. Unlike the video I submitted above, I didn't exit full-screen mode by clicking the bottom right corner; instead, I used Android's built-in square button to switch apps and then switch back.

shortvid.bug.2.mp4

[soundsnow]

You probably know what I mean, right? I don't want to see the comments at the bottom of each video; clicking on it directly switches to full-screen mode. It's a bit like TikTok. TikTok, in automatic full-screen mode, doesn't allow portrait videos to rotate to landscape mode for playback.