[Suggestion/Bug?]: Review Camera's recording padding and other cameras column smushed/no scrolling

[bakedhorse]

Describe the problem you are having

I like the new Reviewer for viewing motion, alert, and detections. However some of the padding seems too much, and views don't seem to work as intended(?)

The first image has a lot of empty space, around the view itself and below the row of cameras. Notably the row of cameras is scroll-able.
The second image looks fine, maybe a little too much padding around the view but not as bad as the first image. However the column of cameras is smushing all the cameras on-screen at once with no scrolling. Causing the views of the other cameras to be tiny with large black borders/sides to them.

Steps to reproduce

1. Setup frigate with a lot of cameras (12 cameras in my case)
2. Let them record for awhile
3. Look at any motion/detection with a specific camera.

Version

0.14.0-5b60785

Frigate config file

Not relevant.

Relevant log output

None.

Operating system

Debian

Install method

Docker Compose

Network connection

Mixed

Camera make and model

Not relevant.

Any other information that may be helpful

[NickM-27]

both of these are going to depend on the size of the window, it uses the size to decide if things should be scrollable and how to fit into the layout correctly. I am not able to reproduce either of these issues, might be good to know if resizing fixes it or if things stay the same

[NickM-27]

assuming that you have setup your masks and zones in 0.14 then that shouldn't be necessary as they are stored as relative coordinates

[NickM-27]

you could also run at 640x360, I was erring on the side of quality over resource usage

[bakedhorse]

assuming that you have setup your masks and zones in 0.14 then that shouldn't be necessary as they are stored as relative coordinates

Thank Frigate Developers

you could also run at 640x360, I was erring on the side of quality over resource usage

I can see about doing that. I'm trying to balance it between both quality and resources. Don't want to make the already low res image into a smudge

[bakedhorse]

Since this is fixed, though in a band-aid way imo, imma just close this for now.

Fix is having your detect stream have the same aspect ratio as the live/main stream. The squashed camera column bug is still happening but it seems to be a chromium bug as it doesn't occur to firefox.