fix: WebCodecs export rebuilt from scratch - #77
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the overshoot rule forced a hard seek on roughly every other frame when the source frame rate doesn't match the timeline.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughExport video synchronization now tracks presented frame duration, recognizes frames that cover target times, re-arms incomplete frame callbacks, and uses completed seek events as fallback evidence. Tests cover frame tracking, playback, reseeking, and failed seek cases. The changelog records these changes. ChangesExport synchronization
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In `@app.js`:
- Around line 6973-6975: Update notePresented so _fcFrameDur is recorded only
after confirming adjacent source frames, rather than from any qualifying
mediaTime gap; preserve the existing bounds checks and ensure presentedCovers
does not reuse a frame across an unverified gap. Add a regression test covering
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| const d = mediaTime - el._fcPresentedTime; | ||
| if (d >= SRC_FRAME_MIN && d <= SRC_FRAME_MAX | ||
| && (el._fcFrameDur == null || d < el._fcFrameDur)) el._fcFrameDur = d; |
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MDN HTMLVideoElement requestVideoFrameCallback presentedFrames callback every frame dropped frames mediaTime
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The requestVideoFrameCallback method on the HTMLVideoElement interface allows developers to register a callback that executes when a new video frame is sent to the compositor [1][2]. This callback provides a metadata object containing detailed information about the presented frame [3][2]. Key Metadata Properties: mediaTime: A number in seconds representing the media presentation timestamp (PTS) of the frame [1][3]. This value corresponds to the frame's timestamp on the HTMLMediaElement.currentTime timeline and is the most reliable way to identify frames in a reproducible manner, including identifying specifically which frames were missed [2]. presentedFrames: An unsigned long representing the total number of frames submitted for composition up to the current callback [3][2]. By tracking this value, developers can detect if frames were missed (dropped) between consecutive callback executions [1][2]. Related Dropped Frame Information: While requestVideoFrameCallback helps detect missed frames via the presentedFrames counter, it does not directly report total dropped frames [1][2]. To obtain metrics on dropped or corrupted frames, developers should use the getVideoPlaybackQuality method [4][5]. This method returns a VideoPlaybackQuality object, which includes the droppedVideoFrames property [5]. This property provides an unsigned 64-bit value indicating the number of frames dropped since the media was loaded or reloaded [5]. These frames are typically dropped before or after decoding when the browser determines they cannot be displayed at the correct time [5]. Combining these two APIs allows developers to both observe per-frame timing and track cumulative playback quality statistics [4][5][2].
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Citations:
- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLVideoElement/requestVideoFrameCallback
- 2: https://web.dev/articles/requestvideoframecallback-rvfc
- 3: https://github.com/mdn/content/blob/main/files/en-us/web/api/htmlvideoelement/requestvideoframecallback/index.md
- 4: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLVideoElement
- 5: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/VideoPlaybackQuality/droppedVideoFrames
Do not infer source-frame duration from an arbitrary RVFC gap.
playAdvanceVideo uses HTMLVideoElement.requestVideoFrameCallback while playback rate may reach 8. Adjacent callbacks may have non-adjacent mediaTime values. notePresented can use a gap such as 0.00 → 0.08 as _fcFrameDur, so presentedCovers may reuse the frame at 0.00 for a target at 0.04. Record _fcFrameDur only when source-frame adjacency is established, and add a skipped-frame regression test.
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In `@app.js` around lines 6973 - 6975, Update notePresented so _fcFrameDur is
recorded only after confirming adjacent source frames, rather than from any
qualifying mediaTime gap; preserve the existing bounds checks and ensure
presentedCovers does not reuse a frame across an unverified gap. Add a
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It still does not work reliably. Will try to revert to the last working routine. |
Queue waiters — waitEncodeQueue, waitPixels, and waitBackpressure now go through waitUntilReady, which settles once. A drain callback plus the poll timer can no longer resolve and then reject. Fast snapshot — Fast no longer copies the compose OffscreenCanvas onto a second canvas. It uses createImageBitmap(composeCanvas), which snapshots without detaching the compose target. WebCodecs is unchanged (VideoFrame(composeCanvas)). Taint reset — resetExportCanvases now width-resets exportOffscreen the same way it resets the preview and crop canvases, so a tainted run cannot poison the next one. Frame hold — frameCovers no longer falls back to 1 µs. It uses the sample-table duration, a nearest PTS within 2 ms if timestamps round, then a plausible VideoFrame.duration, then the clip’s real sample hold (about 1/30 s), never 1 µs.
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In `@video-index.js`:
- Line 317: Update the final hold calculation in the presentation-time
processing flow around holdByTimestamp.set so it uses the edit-list-normalized
presentation end, computed from each sample’s normalized presentationStart plus
its stts duration. Preserve ctts reordering and nonzero media-start
normalization, and avoid deriving the final hold from the preceding PTS gap or
raw dts/timescale.
- Around line 177-180: Update the sample-to-chunk parsing around the output
objects to retain each entry’s sample description index, then reject the mapping
when any entry references an index other than 1 by throwing the specified
unsupported-description error. Ensure this validation occurs before export
decoding uses parseVideoSampleEntry and ExportVideoDecoder.
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In `@test/keyframes.test.js`:
- Line 600: Update the test setup around makeTransSandbox so composeCanvas and
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What does this PR do?
Fixes WebCodecs (and Fast) rendering. WebCodecs path is rebuilt from scratch.
Closes #76
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npm testpasses (CI runs it on Node 18 / 20 / 22)test/if this touches the MCP surface, the REST API, or the SVG libraryCLAUDE.md/README.mdif the schema, props, or API changedChecklist
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