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Description
With .recordMotion() users could take advantage of capturing widgets natively (including native views) and it could dramatically reduce capturing time from RepaintBoundary.
This issue has been created to discuss the feasibility to record flutter programs natively in each platform. Adaption of this approach for capture motion for widgets that are present in the widget tree is also considerable.
The process of capturing could be archived by the following process:
- Capture full screen natively and write to a temporary file directory
- Capture the context of the
renderwidget (size, position, transparency mask by capturingRepaintBoundary) - Using flutters FFmpeg to crop the to-be-captured widget out of the screen recording (and apply a transparency mask).
- Convert cropped video to the expected file format
The following platform support needs to be checked.
- Swift: ReplayKit
- Web: java activity (browser-specific)
- Android: Media Projection API
- macOS
- windows
Identify and Capture native widgets
If native rendering does not seem to make too much sense, in case no significant render time is reduced. It is considerable to take this method to directly identify native views and capture those individually, rather than through flutter render boundaries.
Definitive limitations:
- dynamic transparency positions