Are there any concurrency improvements for AVFoundation?
Asked on 06/12/2025
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Yes, there are concurrency improvements related to AVFoundation, specifically in the context of creating seamless multiview playback experiences. The session "Create a seamless multiview playback experience" discusses the use of the AV Playback Coordination medium from the AVFoundation framework, which makes it easier to tightly synchronize playback across multiple players. This includes handling coordination of rate changes, time jumps, and other complex behaviors like stalling, interruptions, and startup synchronization. These improvements help in building synchronized multiview experiences, such as synchronizing multiple camera angles for a sports game. You can learn more about this in the session Create a seamless multiview playback experience (00:02:10).
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