Make GIFs look like GIFs (#9809)

* set presentation field in record

* refer to it as a gif in the composer

* video player gif presentation style

* tweak badge

* only do the "manual loop" when absolutely necessary

* mute gifs

* reuse gif controls component for tenor gifs

* update media previews in notifications

* edit comment

* remove outdated prop
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Samuel Newman
2026-02-04 21:05:17 +02:00
committed by GitHub
parent da5c356fc7
commit b3cbb3440a
9 changed files with 239 additions and 145 deletions
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ export function VideoEmbedInnerWeb({
active: boolean
setActive: () => void
onScreen: boolean
lastKnownTime: React.MutableRefObject<number | undefined>
lastKnownTime: React.RefObject<number | undefined>
}) {
const containerRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null)
const videoRef = useRef<HTMLVideoElement>(null)
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ export function VideoEmbedInnerWeb({
throw error
}
const hlsRef = useHLS({
const {hlsRef, loop} = useHLS({
playlist: embed.playlist,
setHasSubtitleTrack,
setError,
@@ -64,11 +64,12 @@ export function VideoEmbedInnerWeb({
style={{width: '100%', height: '100%', objectFit: 'contain'}}
playsInline
preload="none"
muted={!focused}
muted={embed.presentation === 'gif' || !focused}
aria-labelledby={embed.alt ? figId : undefined}
onTimeUpdate={e => {
lastKnownTime.current = e.currentTarget.currentTime
}}
loop={loop}
/>
{embed.alt && (
<figcaption
@@ -99,6 +100,7 @@ export function VideoEmbedInnerWeb({
onScreen={onScreen}
fullscreenRef={containerRef}
hasSubtitleTrack={hasSubtitleTrack}
isGif={embed.presentation === 'gif'}
/>
</div>
</View>
@@ -192,29 +194,6 @@ function useHLS({
},
)
const flushOnLoop = useNonReactiveCallback(() => {
if (!Hls) return
if (!hlsRef.current) return
const hls = hlsRef.current
// the above callback will catch most stale frags, but there's a corner case -
// if there's only one segment in the video, it won't get flushed because it avoids
// flushing the currently active segment. Therefore, we have to catch it when we loop
if (
hls.nextAutoLevel > 0 &&
lowQualityFragments.length === 1 &&
lowQualityFragments[0].start === 0
) {
const lowQualFrag = lowQualityFragments[0]
hls.trigger(Hls.Events.BUFFER_FLUSHING, {
startOffset: lowQualFrag.start,
endOffset: lowQualFrag.end,
type: 'video',
})
setLowQualityFragments([])
}
})
useEffect(() => {
if (!videoRef.current) return
if (!Hls) return
@@ -242,20 +221,6 @@ function useHLS({
hls.attachMedia(videoRef.current)
hls.loadSource(playlist)
// manually loop, so if we've flushed the first buffer it doesn't get confused
const abortController = new AbortController()
const {signal} = abortController
const videoNode = videoRef.current
videoNode.addEventListener(
'ended',
() => {
flushOnLoop()
videoNode.currentTime = 0
videoNode.play()
},
{signal},
)
hls.on(Hls.Events.FRAG_LOADED, () => {
BandwidthEstimate.set(hls.bandwidthEstimate)
})
@@ -293,17 +258,65 @@ function useHLS({
hlsRef.current = undefined
hls.detachMedia()
hls.destroy()
}
}, [playlist, setError, setHasSubtitleTrack, videoRef, handleFragChange, Hls])
const flushOnLoop = useNonReactiveCallback(() => {
if (!Hls) return
if (!hlsRef.current) return
const hls = hlsRef.current
// `handleFragChange` will catch most stale frags, but there's a corner case -
// if there's only one segment in the video, it won't get flushed because it avoids
// flushing the currently active segment. Therefore, we have to catch it when we loop
if (
hls.nextAutoLevel > 0 &&
lowQualityFragments.length === 1 &&
lowQualityFragments[0].start === 0
) {
const lowQualFrag = lowQualityFragments[0]
hls.trigger(Hls.Events.BUFFER_FLUSHING, {
startOffset: lowQualFrag.start,
endOffset: lowQualFrag.end,
type: 'video',
})
setLowQualityFragments([])
}
})
// manually loop, so if we've flushed the first buffer it doesn't get confused
const hasLowQualityFragmentAtStart = lowQualityFragments.some(
frag => frag.start === 0,
)
useEffect(() => {
if (!videoRef.current) return
// use `loop` prop on `<video>` element if the starting frag is high quality.
// otherwise, we need to do it with an event listener as we may need to manually flush the frag
if (!hasLowQualityFragmentAtStart) return
const abortController = new AbortController()
const {signal} = abortController
const videoNode = videoRef.current
videoNode.addEventListener(
'ended',
() => {
flushOnLoop()
videoNode.currentTime = 0
const maybePromise = videoNode.play() as Promise<void> | undefined
if (maybePromise) {
maybePromise.catch(() => {})
}
},
{signal},
)
return () => {
abortController.abort()
}
}, [
playlist,
setError,
setHasSubtitleTrack,
videoRef,
handleFragChange,
flushOnLoop,
Hls,
])
}, [videoRef, flushOnLoop, hasLowQualityFragmentAtStart])
return hlsRef
return {
hlsRef,
loop: !hasLowQualityFragmentAtStart,
}
}