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WalkthroughAdds a local H.264 screenshot codec package with VideoToolbox encoding and pixel-buffer utilities. Adds the Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new H.264 endpoint can emit missing or corrupted video, hang after capture failures, or become unstable during teardown. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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In `@DeviceKitTests/Streamer/H264/H264.swift`:
- Around line 125-130: Update the capture loop’s error and cancellation exit
paths around captureFrame to call frameProducer.invalidateEncoder() before
breaking, ensuring the NAL unit AsyncStream continuation finishes and pending
nextBuffer awaits terminate.
In `@DeviceKitTests/Streamer/H264/H264FrameProducer.swift`:
- Line 41: Update the AsyncStream buffering policy in H264FrameProducer to avoid
dropping individual NAL units: use unbounded buffering and control production
rate in the capture loop, or implement dropping only at complete IDR boundaries
while preserving decoder resynchronization.
- Around line 101-105: Update H264FrameProducer so naluHandling yields encoded
NAL units directly from the VideoToolbox callback, removing pendingFrameData and
the caller-side clear/read/yield logic around encoder.encode. Ensure callback
output no longer crosses the `@MainActor` method through shared mutable state.
In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/CIImage`+Extension.swift:
- Around line 6-13: Update the orientation mapping in oriented/flip so every
CGImagePropertyOrientation value preserves its rotation and mirror transform,
while retaining the required left/right inversion. Ensure CVImageBuffer.rotate
passes each of the eight orientations through correctly, and add coverage for
all eight values.
In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/CVImageBuffer`+Extension.swift:
- Line 6: Remove the CVPixelBufferLockBaseAddress and corresponding unlock calls
from the method using CIImage(cvPixelBuffer:) and CIContext.render, leaving Core
Image to manage pixel-buffer access.
In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/H264Encoder.swift`:
- Around line 192-196: Update the loop around nextNALULength so it verifies at
least four bytes remain before calling memcpy. Keep the existing payload-length
bounds check afterward, preserving the loop’s behavior for complete NAL units.
- Around line 118-125: Serialize encoder teardown with the same actor or serial
executor used by captureAndEncodeFrame() and
H264Encoder.encode(pixelBuffer:timestamp:), preventing invalidation during
encoding. Update invalidateCompressionSession() to invalidate any existing
session before configureCompressSession() creates a replacement, then clear
encoder, isConfigured, and H264Encoder.session after teardown.
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| self.logger.error("Capture error: \(error.localizedDescription)") | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Finish the NAL unit stream when the capture loop fails.
The loop logs the error and breaks. It does not finish the AsyncStream continuation. nextBuffer then awaits naluIterator?.next() forever, so the HTTP response stays open and sends no more data until the server timeout expires.
Call frameProducer.invalidateEncoder() in the error path, because that method finishes the continuation.
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} catch {
self.logger.error("Capture error: \(error.localizedDescription)")
+ self.frameProducer.invalidateEncoder()
break
}Apply the same treatment when the loop exits because of cancellation.
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In `@DeviceKitTests/Streamer/H264/H264.swift` around lines 125 - 130, Update the
capture loop’s error and cancellation exit paths around captureFrame to call
frameProducer.invalidateEncoder() before breaking, ensuring the NAL unit
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bufferingNewest(2) silently drops NAL units and corrupts the bitstream.
An H.264 elementary stream is not a sequence of independent items. If the consumer falls behind, this policy discards buffered elements. A dropped SPS, PPS, or IDR slice makes the decoder fail for the rest of the GOP, and a dropped P-slice produces persistent artifacts.
Use .unbounded and control the rate in the capture loop, or drop only at complete IDR boundaries so the decoder can resynchronize.
🛡️ Proposed fix
- AsyncStream(bufferingPolicy: .bufferingNewest(2)) { continuation in
+ AsyncStream(bufferingPolicy: .unbounded) { continuation in📝 Committable suggestion
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| AsyncStream(bufferingPolicy: .bufferingNewest(2)) { continuation in | |
| AsyncStream(bufferingPolicy: .unbounded) { continuation in |
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In `@DeviceKitTests/Streamer/H264/H264FrameProducer.swift` at line 41, Update the
AsyncStream buffering policy in H264FrameProducer to avoid dropping individual
NAL units: use unbounded buffering and control production rate in the capture
loop, or implement dropping only at complete IDR boundaries while preserving
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| pendingFrameData.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true) | ||
| encoder.encode(pixelBuffer: pixelBuffer, timestamp: timestamp) | ||
| if !pendingFrameData.isEmpty { | ||
| continuation?.yield(pendingFrameData) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The encoder output is asynchronous, so pendingFrameData is usually empty here.
configureCompressSession sets kVTCompressionPropertyKey_RealTime to true, and VTCompressionSessionEncodeFrame returns before encoding completes. VideoToolbox invokes the output callback later, on its own queue. Two consequences follow:
- Line 103 reads
pendingFrameDataimmediately after Line 102. In most iterations the callback has not run yet, so the frame is never yielded. When it does run late, its NAL units are attributed to the next frame or are erased by theremoveAllon Line 101. pendingFrameDatais mutated by the VideoToolbox callback thread innaluHandling(Line 157) while this@MainActormethod reads and clears it. That is an unsynchronized data race on aDatavalue.
Do not buffer per frame on the caller side. Yield directly from the naluHandling callback instead, and drop pendingFrameData.
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- pendingFrameData.removeAll(keepingCapacity: true)
encoder.encode(pixelBuffer: pixelBuffer, timestamp: timestamp)
- if !pendingFrameData.isEmpty {
- continuation?.yield(pendingFrameData)
- }
frameCount += 1 enc.naluHandling = { [weak self] data in
- self?.pendingFrameData.append(data)
+ self?.continuation?.yield(data)
}If you must keep frame-level grouping, call VTCompressionSessionCompleteFrames after each encode, or accumulate inside the callback and flush it there.
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In `@DeviceKitTests/Streamer/H264/H264FrameProducer.swift` around lines 101 - 105,
Update H264FrameProducer so naluHandling yields encoded NAL units directly from
the VideoToolbox callback, removing pendingFrameData and the caller-side
clear/read/yield logic around encoder.encode. Ensure callback output no longer
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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site:developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/ciimage oriented(_:) CGImagePropertyOrientation
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The oriented(:) method is a member of the CIImage class in the Core Image framework [1][2]. Its signature is: func oriented( orientation: CGImagePropertyOrientation) -> CIImage [1] This method transforms an original CIImage by applying the specified orientation [1]. It returns a new CIImage object that represents the original image oriented according to the provided CGImagePropertyOrientation value [1]. For scenarios where you need to use an integer-based EXIF orientation instead, Core Image also provides the oriented(forExifOrientation:) method [3][2]. Additionally, if you need to calculate the transformation without applying it immediately to the image, you can use the orientationTransform(for:) method [2][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/ciimage/oriented(_:)
- 2: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/ciimage
- 3: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/ciimage/oriented(forexiforientation:)
- 4: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreimage/ciimage/orientationtransform(forexiforientation:)
Preserve every CGImagePropertyOrientation transform.
CVImageBuffer.rotate passes the caller’s orientation to flip(orientation:), which then supplies a different orientation to CIImage.oriented(_:). This discards the 180-degree or mirror transform for several valid inputs. Preserve each transform, while retaining the existing left/right inversion if required, and add tests for all eight values.
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In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/CIImage`+Extension.swift around
lines 6 - 13, Update the orientation mapping in oriented/flip so every
CGImagePropertyOrientation value preserves its rotation and mirror transform,
while retaining the required left/right inversion. Ensure CVImageBuffer.rotate
passes each of the eight orientations through correctly, and add coverage for
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| func rotate(context: CIContext, orientation: CGImagePropertyOrientation) -> CVPixelBuffer? { | ||
| CVPixelBufferLockBaseAddress(self, .readOnly) |
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Remove the explicit pixel-buffer lock.
This method passes self to CIImage(cvPixelBuffer:) and uses CIContext.render; it does not access the base address directly. Core Image manages the pixel-buffer access. CVPixelBufferLockBaseAddress returns a CVReturn, but this code ignores it and unlocks on every exit path. If the lock fails, the unlock calls can unbalance the lock state. Remove the lock and unlock calls.
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In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/CVImageBuffer`+Extension.swift at
line 6, Remove the CVPixelBufferLockBaseAddress and corresponding unlock calls
from the method using CIImage(cvPixelBuffer:) and CIContext.render, leaving Core
Image to manage pixel-buffer access.
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| VTCompressionSessionInvalidate(session) | ||
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Serialize encoder teardown with the capture path. captureAndEncodeFrame() runs on @MainActor, but invalidateEncoder() does not. AsyncStream.onTermination can therefore invalidate the session while H264Encoder.encode(pixelBuffer:timestamp:) holds it locally and calls VTCompressionSessionEncodeFrame. VideoToolbox does not support this unsynchronized access. Run teardown on the same actor or serial executor as capture, clear encoder, isConfigured, and H264Encoder.session after invalidation, and invalidate any existing session before configureCompressSession creates a replacement.
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In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/H264Encoder.swift` around lines 118
- 125, Serialize encoder teardown with the same actor or serial executor used by
captureAndEncodeFrame() and H264Encoder.encode(pixelBuffer:timestamp:),
preventing invalidation during encoding. Update invalidateCompressionSession()
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replacement, then clear encoder, isConfigured, and H264Encoder.session after
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| while packageStartIndex < totalLength { | ||
| var nextNALULength: UInt32 = 0 | ||
| memcpy(&nextNALULength, dataPointer.advanced(by: packageStartIndex), 4) | ||
| nextNALULength = CFSwapInt32BigToHost(nextNALULength) | ||
| guard packageStartIndex + 4 + Int(nextNALULength) <= totalLength else { break } |
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Validate the length prefix before you read it.
The loop condition allows packageStartIndex up to totalLength - 1. memcpy on Line 194 then reads 4 bytes and can read up to 3 bytes past the end of the block buffer. The bounds check on Line 196 runs after the read.
Check the 4-byte header first.
🐛 Proposed fix
- while packageStartIndex < totalLength {
+ while packageStartIndex + 4 <= totalLength {
var nextNALULength: UInt32 = 0
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| while packageStartIndex < totalLength { | |
| var nextNALULength: UInt32 = 0 | |
| memcpy(&nextNALULength, dataPointer.advanced(by: packageStartIndex), 4) | |
| nextNALULength = CFSwapInt32BigToHost(nextNALULength) | |
| guard packageStartIndex + 4 + Int(nextNALULength) <= totalLength else { break } | |
| while packageStartIndex + 4 <= totalLength { | |
| var nextNALULength: UInt32 = 0 | |
| memcpy(&nextNALULength, dataPointer.advanced(by: packageStartIndex), 4) | |
| nextNALULength = CFSwapInt32BigToHost(nextNALULength) | |
| guard packageStartIndex + 4 + Int(nextNALULength) <= totalLength else { break } |
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In `@h264-codec-screenshot/Sources/h264-codec/H264Encoder.swift` around lines 192
- 196, Update the loop around nextNALULength so it verifies at least four bytes
remain before calling memcpy. Keep the existing payload-length bounds check
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