B1: Android encoder format now sets KEY_COLOR_STANDARD = BT709,
KEY_COLOR_TRANSFER = SDR_VIDEO, KEY_COLOR_RANGE = LIMITED (API 24+).
Previously the encoder inherited or emitted default color metadata,
which meant HDR sources produced incorrectly-tagged output on Android.
iOS already had AVVideoColorPropertiesKey set correctly.
B2: Replace single currentCompressor reference with a per-job map
keyed by jobId. The cancel function now takes a jobId and only cancels
that specific job. Prevents the previous race where a second compress
call overwrote the reference and made the first job uncancellable.
B3: Clamp frameRateCap to >= 1 at the native module boundary. Previously
a value of 0 from JS would cause divide-by-zero (Android Long division
ArithmeticException, iOS CMTime Infinity / Int32(0) frameDuration trap).
Replaces react-native-compressor's video path with a local Expo module.
Native pipeline:
- iOS: AVAssetReader + AVMutableVideoComposition + AVAssetWriter with
VideoToolbox encode, BGRA reader for HDR -> SDR conversion, BT.709
color tagging, DataRateLimits hard cap, AAC re-encode.
- Android: MediaExtractor -> MediaCodec(decoder) -> GL pipeline ->
MediaCodec(encoder) -> MediaMuxer. BITRATE_MODE_CBR for tight target
enforcement, GL transform-matrix rotation (no double-rotation),
raw AAC passthrough, hardware encoder selection with software
fallback, QTI AVC denylist.
Codec selection: 'auto' resolves to h264 (HLS pipeline + licensing).
HEVC remains opt-in via codec: 'hevc' for future feature-flagged use.
compress.ts adds probe-based smart-skip: clips that are already at or
below 5 Mbps / 1920px / 100MB bypass re-encoding entirely.
react-native-compressor stays as a dep for now since pickVideo and
VideoTranscodeBackdrop still use its non-compression helpers; full
removal is a follow-up.
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