VideoPlayer instance in a collection view causes CPU to 100%

[stefanosn]

Hello sir. I have implemented a collection view. An instance of the VideoPlayer is created for each one cell. In each cell i have this code from your example.

struct ContentView : View {
https://github.com/State private var autoReplay: Bool = true
https://github.com/State private var mute: Bool = false
https://github.com/State private var play: Bool = true
https://github.com/State private var time: CMTime = .zero

var body: some View {
    VideoPlayer(url: someVideoURL, play: $play, time: $time)
        .autoReplay(autoReplay)
        .mute(mute)
        .onBufferChanged { progress in
            // Network loading buffer progress changed
        }
        .onPlayToEndTime { 
            // Play to the end time.
        }
        .onReplay { 
            // Replay after playing to the end. 
        }
        .onStateChanged { state in 
            switch state {
            case .loading:
                // Loading...
            case .playing(let totalDuration):
                // Playing...
            case .paused(let playProgress, let bufferProgress):
                // Paused...
            case .error(let error):
                // Error...
            }
        }
}
}

Let me explain what is my issue exactly. The collection view has 20 items. If i tap on a cell i notice that the video starts playing and the CPU is at around 30%. I load at collection view more items. 200 items to be exact. If i tap on a cell and the collection view has 200 items, i am noticing that the video starts playing but the CPU is at 100% for more than 5 seconds. I am noticing that $time binding constantly triggering even when the video is not playing. Do you have any suggestion or idea what this might be?

Any help appreciated.

[akardas16]

I have same issue.

[n41l]

Have you ever try to trun off autoReplay? I've found that this option may cause the $time exceeding the total duration of the video which will trigger off onPlayToEnd and onReplay callbacks again and again, finally boosting the usage of CPU.