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Hi and thank you for building this library. AVFoundation is soo hard.
So I have a VideoComposition that has 5 videos stitched together one after the other.
And then played in a AVPlayer, when I export into a .mp4 file all videos get stiched together well (no black frames).
In other words... Im not playing a .mp4 file but a AVComposition. Im assigning a AVAsset that is generated from a composition of several mp4 files.
But the problem is when I try to load the playerItem into PryntTimmerView. It loads black frames on every pair index.
For example the first clip is fine, but second and fourth clips show black frames as thumbnails. always pairs. If I keep adding clips to the composition, it's always the pair index that will show black frames.
I read that maybe using requestedTimeToleranceAfter may help.
Hi and thank you for building this library. AVFoundation is soo hard.
So I have a VideoComposition that has 5 videos stitched together one after the other.
And then played in a AVPlayer, when I export into a .mp4 file all videos get stiched together well (no black frames).
In other words... Im not playing a .mp4 file but a AVComposition. Im assigning a AVAsset that is generated from a composition of several mp4 files.
But the problem is when I try to load the playerItem into PryntTimmerView. It loads black frames on every pair index.
For example the first clip is fine, but second and fourth clips show black frames as thumbnails. always pairs. If I keep adding clips to the composition, it's always the pair index that will show black frames.
I read that maybe using
requestedTimeToleranceAfter
may help.Video Attached:
https://youtu.be/mYFcBLS1DQE
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