How record video with zoom

To record video with zoom functionality, you can utilize the capabilities of the AV Foundation framework, which is commonly used for handling media capture and playback on Apple devices. While the context provided does not specifically mention zoom functionality, it does cover how to set up video capture using AV Foundation, which is a good starting point.

For recording spatial video, which might include zoom capabilities depending on the device and setup, you can follow these steps as outlined in the session "Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences":

1. Set Up AV Capture Session: Create an AVCaptureSession and configure it with the appropriate input and output devices. This involves selecting the camera and setting the desired video format.

2. Enable Spatial Video: If you're working with an iPhone 15 Pro, you can enable spatial video by using the built-in dual wide camera. This requires setting the isSpatialVideoCaptureEnabled to true.

3. Configure Video Stabilization: For improved video quality, you can set the preferred video stabilization mode to cinematic extended enhanced, which helps in achieving smoother videos.

For more detailed guidance on setting up video capture, you can refer to the Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences session, particularly the section starting at 04:33.

If you are interested in capturing HDR content, you might want to explore the "Capture HDR content with ScreenCaptureKit" session, which provides insights into recording screen and audio content with HDR capabilities. This session includes a chapter on recording to file, which might be relevant if you are looking to save the captured video.

For more information on these topics, you can explore the following sessions:

• Build compelling spatial photo and video experiences
• Capture HDR content with ScreenCaptureKit