fix(vlc): stale video surface

android/src/main/java/dev/zoriya/omni/OmniView.kt

@@ -244,6 +244,7 @@ class OmniView(val context: ThemedReactContext) :
     }
 
     override fun onIsPlayingChanged(isPlaying: Boolean) {
+        if (isPlaying) scheduleVideoRebuild()
         updatePictureInPictureParams()
     }
 
@@ -377,22 +378,16 @@ class OmniView(val context: ThemedReactContext) :
         movedSurfaceToRootForPip = false
     }
 
-    // A surface that is destroyed and recreated while playback runs (the PIP
+    private val rebuildRunnable = Runnable { boundPlayer?.rebuildVideoOutput() }
-    // reparent) makes VLC drop its video pipeline; it won't rebuild it for the
+
-    // new surface on its own, so we must ask it to. The rebuild only succeeds
+    private fun scheduleVideoRebuild() {
-    // once the (PIP) window has settled at its final size — firing it mid-resize
+        surfaceView.removeCallbacks(rebuildRunnable)
-    // leaves the vout stopped — so it is debounced off surfaceChanged.
+        surfaceView.postDelayed(rebuildRunnable, 200)
-    private var pendingVideoRebuild = false
-    private val rebuildRunnable = Runnable {
-        if (!pendingVideoRebuild) return@Runnable
-        pendingVideoRebuild = false
-        boundPlayer?.rebuildVideoOutput()
     }
 
     override fun surfaceCreated(holder: SurfaceHolder) {
         surfaceReady = true
         boundPlayer?.setVideoView(surfaceView)
-        if (boundPlayer?.localPlayer?.isPlaying == true) pendingVideoRebuild = true
         updatePictureInPictureParams()
     }
 
@@ -403,10 +398,7 @@ class OmniView(val context: ThemedReactContext) :
         height: Int
     ) {
         boundPlayer?.updateVideoLayout(width, height)
-        if (pendingVideoRebuild) {
+        scheduleVideoRebuild()
-            surfaceView.removeCallbacks(rebuildRunnable)
-            surfaceView.postDelayed(rebuildRunnable, 200)
-        }
     }
 
     override fun surfaceDestroyed(holder: SurfaceHolder) {

android/src/main/java/dev/zoriya/omni/VlcPlayer.kt

@@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ class VlcPlayer(ctx: Context) :
     @Volatile
     private var cachedBufferedPosition: Long = 0L
     private var boundSurfaceView: SurfaceView? = null
+    private var videoOutputStale = false
     private var lastVideoSize: VideoSize = VideoSize.UNKNOWN
 
     private val availableCommands: Player.Commands = Player.Commands.Builder()
@@ -348,6 +349,7 @@ class VlcPlayer(ctx: Context) :
         playerError = null
 
         player.stop()
+        videoOutputStale = false
 
         mediaItems.getOrNull(targetIndex)?.let { item ->
             val uri = item.localConfiguration?.uri?.toString()
@@ -897,30 +899,22 @@ class VlcPlayer(ctx: Context) :
         if (surfaceView == null) return clearVideoSurface()
         if (vlcVout.areViewsAttached() && boundSurfaceView === surfaceView) return
         boundSurfaceView = surfaceView
-        // Hand VLC the SurfaceView (not a raw Surface) so it reads the real view
+        videoOutputStale = (
-        // size and keeps the video layout correct as the surface resizes (e.g. the
+            player.playerState == IMedia.State.Playing ||
-        // PIP window shrinking/growing); see updateVideoLayout for size updates.
+            player.playerState == IMedia.State.Paused
+        )
         vlcVout.setVideoView(surfaceView)
         vlcVout.attachViews()
     }
 
-    /**
-     * VLC tears down its video decoder + output whenever the output Surface is
-     * destroyed (e.g. the SurfaceView being reparented for PIP) and does not
-     * rebuild them when a new Surface arrives — the picture stays black. Toggling
-     * the video track forces VLC to spin up a fresh decoder/vout against the
-     * currently-attached Surface. Safe no-op when nothing is attached/playing.
-     */
     fun rebuildVideoOutput() {
-        if (!vlcVout.areViewsAttached() || !player.isPlaying) return
+        if (!videoOutputStale || !player.isPlaying || !vlcVout.areViewsAttached()) return
+        videoOutputStale = false
         player.setVideoTrackEnabled(false)
         player.setVideoTrackEnabled(true)
         player.updateVideoSurfaces()
     }
 
-    /** Recompute the video layout for the current surface size. Must run whenever
-     * the surface resizes (VLC latches a stale geometry otherwise -> the picture
-     * renders at the wrong size, anchored in a corner). */
     fun updateVideoLayout(width: Int, height: Int) {
         if (!vlcVout.areViewsAttached()) return
         if (width > 0 && height > 0) vlcVout.setWindowSize(width, height)