Change Details

https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-10314/migrate-comm-app-to-use-new-media-module Changes: - on the native side we check progress every 200ms and send an event to the js side. The JS side then calls the callback with the progress - we can specify the profile and bitrate, we can't specify fps though - width and height is mandatory to keep it simple (ios requires it) - I'm returning some basic stats (speed, size and duration) but some are missing compared to ffmpeg implementation because I don't see much sense in collecting them. However I can add them if necessary (should be easy on Android, more complicated on iOS) Depends on D14477

https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-10314/migrate-comm-app-to-use-new-media-module Changes: - on the native side we check progress every 200ms and send an event to the js side. The JS side then calls the callback with the progress - we can specify the profile and bitrate, we can't specify fps though - width and height is mandatory to keep it simple (ios requires it) - I'm returning some basic stats (speed, size and duration) but some are missing compared to ffmpeg implementation because I don't see much sense in collecting them. However I can add them if necessary (should be easy on Android, more complicated on iOS) On Android there is no explicit way to set `-movflags +faststart ` from ffmpeg. According to [this question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77312196/does-the-android-transformer-api-optimize-the-input-video-to-be-streamable-over) and [github issue](https://github.com/androidx/media/issues/727) it's not supported. Depends on D14477

https://linear.app/comm/issue/ENG-10314/migrate-comm-app-to-use-new-media-module Changes: - on the native side we check progress every 200ms and send an event to the js side. The JS side then calls the callback with the progress - we can specify the profile and bitrate, we can't specify fps though - width and height is mandatory to keep it simple (ios requires it) - I'm returning some basic stats (speed, size and duration) but some are missing compared to ffmpeg implementation because I don't see much sense in collecting them. However I can add them if necessary (should be easy on Android, more complicated on iOS) On Android there is no explicit way to set `-movflags +faststart ` from ffmpeg. According to [this question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77312196/does-the-android-transformer-api-optimize-the-input-video-to-be-streamable-over) and [github issue](https://github.com/androidx/media/issues/727) it's not supported. Depends on D14477