iOS, Android - frameRate control not working about videocompress

[jonataslaw]

Framerate works for android on the HighestQuality preset. It was just a test I did, but I will remove it, as I found that to work on most devices without any artifacts, I will have to follow a bitrate pattern, and framerate and screen resolution.
(I can create a custom preset too, and leave the API available when I'm done).
Flutter's PlatformView itself has limitations that make certain views appear with green artifacts.
I tested the same video using VideoView, and then using platformview for the same VideoView (instead of using the Video_Player plugin) and the artifacts only appear on Flutter. The videos also have artifacts on Linux and Windows, only on Mac is played, because Mac has the best existing support for MP4. I have badly encoded files that do not open in chrome on linux or windows, but open normally on the Mac.
Unfortunately it is not so easy to solve. I'm creating countless test presets to try to reach something satisfactory, but I still don't know if I will reach something that will cover 100% of the cases, because it can involve a lot, from the skia's rendering engine, to the byte headers of the container mp4.
However, it seems that multiplying frame height x frame width x 4 for bitrate (for resolutions below HD +) has shown the best results so far. Anything less than that generates artifacts.
I will continue with the tests, and do an update when ready.

[khainhero]

interesting, i'll play around with it as well. Thank you

[wengxianxun]

Framerate works for android on the HighestQuality preset. It was just a test I did, but I will remove it, as I found that to work on most devices without any artifacts, I will have to follow a bitrate pattern, and framerate and screen resolution. (I can create a custom preset too, and leave the API available when I'm done). Flutter's PlatformView itself has limitations that make certain views appear with green artifacts. I tested the same video using VideoView, and then using platformview for the same VideoView (instead of using the Video_Player plugin) and the artifacts only appear on Flutter. The videos also have artifacts on Linux and Windows, only on Mac is played, because Mac has the best existing support for MP4. I have badly encoded files that do not open in chrome on linux or windows, but open normally on the Mac. Unfortunately it is not so easy to solve. I'm creating countless test presets to try to reach something satisfactory, but I still don't know if I will reach something that will cover 100% of the cases, because it can involve a lot, from the skia's rendering engine, to the byte headers of the container mp4. However, it seems that multiplying frame height x frame width x 4 for bitrate (for resolutions below HD +) has shown the best results so far. Anything less than that generates artifacts. I will continue with the tests, and do an update when ready.

why frameRate Still exists