Releases: FastPix/iOS-player
Releases · FastPix/iOS-player
1.1.1
Domain migration: fastpix.io → fastpix.com
All SDK-managed default service endpoints have been migrated from the .io domain to .com to align with the updated FastPix infrastructure. Existing integrations using SDK defaults will automatically start using the new hosts after upgrading.
- HLS playback host – default stream base changed from
https://stream.fastpix.iotohttps://stream.fastpix.comfor both on-demand and live streams, and for episode switching in the playlist flow. - DRM endpoints – Widevine license, FairPlay license, and FairPlay certificate URLs now resolve under
https://api.fastpix.com/v1/on-demand/drm/...(previouslyapi.fastpix.io). - Spritesheet / poster host –
spritesheet-srcdefault updated fromimages.fastpix.iotoimages.fastpix.com. Consumers that explicitly setspritesheet-srcare unaffected..
Note: Existing
.iodomains remain temporarily supported for backward compatibility but are planned for future deprecation. Migrating to.comendpoints is strongly recommended.
1.1.0
- Preload & Precache Support
- Added PreloadManager (singleton via PreloadManager.shared) to initialize AVPlayerItem instances for upcoming playlist items in the background using a shadow AVPlayer, warming AVFoundation's URL session cache before the user navigates to the next video.
- Added PrecacheManager (singleton via PrecacheManager.shared) to download and store HLS segments to disk, serving content from the local cache on subsequent playback requests for reduced startup latency.
- Introduced
preload(items:)to queue one or more (id: String, item: AVPlayerItem) pairs for background buffering. - Introduced
preloadStatus(forVideo:)to query the current preload state of a video — useful for filtering out items that are already loading, ready, or currently playing before queuing a new preload. - Introduced
consumePreloadedItem(for:)to detach a preloaded item from the shadow player before calling next(), allowing AVFoundation's URL session cache to be reused by the SDK when loading the same stream URL. - Introduced
clearAll()on PreloadManager to cancel all in-flight preload tasks and release buffered items — call this in deinit to prevent memory leaks. - Introduced
startPrecaching(url:)on PrecacheManager to begin downloading HLS segments for a given stream URL to disk. - Introduced
stopAllPrecaching()on PrecacheManager to cancel all active precache downloads — call this in deinit alongsideclearAll(). - DRM-protected items (drmToken is non-empty) are automatically excluded from precaching since their segments are encrypted and cannot be meaningfully cached. Preloading still applies to DRM items as AVFoundation handles license fetching separately.
- Introduced
PreloadManagerDelegatewith the following callbacks:videoPreloadDidStart(forId:)— fires when background buffering begins for a videovideoPreloadDidBecomeReady(forId:)— fires when the AVPlayerItem is buffered and ready for instant playbackvideoPreloadDidFail(forId:error:)— fires when preloading fails, providing the error for logging or retry logicvideoPreloadDidCancel(forId:)— fires when a preload task is cancelled (e.g., via clearAll())videoPreloadDidAutoAdvance(toId:)— fires when the SDK auto-advances to the next playlist item and consumes the preloaded buffer.
- Introduced `PrecacheManagerDelegate`` with the following callbacks:
videoCacheDidHit(url:)— fires when a segment request is served from the local disk cachevideoCacheDidMiss(url:)— fires when a segment is not cached and is being downloaded from the network
- Preloading and precaching are automatically re-triggered on next(), previous(), jumpTo(), and
FastPixPlaylistStateChangedto keep the preload window ahead of the current playlist position. - Fully compatible with token-protected streams, custom domains, playlist-based playback, and all existing SDK features.
1.0.0
- Adaptive Bitrate (ABR) & Resolution Switching
- Added support for Adaptive Bitrate Streaming (ABR) to automatically adjust video quality based on network conditions, ensuring smooth playback with reduced buffering.
- Enabled manual resolution switching, allowing users to select specific quality levels (e.g., 240p, 480p, 720p) during playback.
- Introduced
QualityLevelmodel with properties such as label, bitrate, resolution, and auto-mode indicator. - Added
setupQualityManager(delegate:)to initialize and manage quality-related operations. - Added
qualityDelegateto receive real-time updates for quality changes and availability. - Added
getResolutionLevels()to fetch all available quality levels dynamically from the stream. - Added
getCurrentResolutionLevel()to retrieve the currently active quality level. - Added
setResolutionLevel(_:)to allow manual switching between available quality levels. - Added
resetToAuto()to switch back to automatic ABR mode. - Implemented dynamic loading of quality levels after playback starts for accurate detection based on stream data.
- Introduced delegate callbacks:
onQualityLevelsUpdatedfor receiving available quality levelsonQualityLevelChangedfor tracking successful quality switchesonQualitySwitchingfor indicating switching stateonQualityLevelFailedfor handling errors during switching
- Designed to work effortlessly with custom player UI, enabling OTT-style quality selectors (Auto / Manual modes).
- Fully compatible with HLS streaming, buffering logic, and playlist-based playback.
0.11.1
- Fixed
- Fixed Swift Package Manager configuration.
- Updated
swift-tools-version. - Improved package compatibility with Xcode.
0.11.0
- Enhanced Spritesheet Support
- Added support for spritesheet-based timeline preview for private media.
- Enabled spritesheet preview for DRM-protected content (FairPlay).
- Improved thumbnail loading mechanism to work seamlessly with secured playback URLs.
- Ensured compatibility with token-based and signed URL playback flows.
- Optimized preview rendering performance for smoother scrubbing experience across all content types.
0.10.0
- Updated iOS Data Core SDK by updating the SDK’s default metrics collection domain to improve endpoint reliability and alignment with current infrastructure.
0.9.0
- Audio Track Switching
- Added
setPreferredAudioTrack(languageName:)to set a preferred audio language by display name (case-insensitive). - Preferred audio track is automatically applied on every playlist item change, not just the first video.
- SDK now resets the preferred track selection state on each player attach, ensuring consistent behavior across playlist transitions.
- Introduced
FastPixAudioTrackDelegatewith callbacks for track updates, track changes, switching state, and errors. - Added
getAudioTracks()to retrieve all available audio tracks for the current item. - Added
getCurrentAudioTrack()to retrieve the currently active audio track. - Added
setAudioTrack(trackId:)to switch audio tracks programmatically during playback. - Falls back to the manifest default track if the preferred language is not available in the stream.
- Added
- Subtitle Track Switching
- Added
setPreferredSubtitleTrack(languageName:)to set a preferred subtitle language by display name (case-insensitive). - Preferred subtitle track is automatically applied on every playlist item change.
- SDK resets subtitle parser and selection state on each player attach to prevent stale cues across playlist transitions.
- Introduced
FastPixSubtitleTrackDelegatewith callbacks for tracks loaded, track change, cue change, and errors. - Added
getSubtitleTracks()to retrieve all available subtitle tracks for the current item. - Added
getCurrentSubtitleTrack()to retrieve the currently active subtitle track, ornilif subtitles are off. - Added
setSubtitleTrack(trackId:)to switch subtitle tracks programmatically during playback. - Added
disableSubtitles()to turn off subtitles and stop the WebVTT parser. - Real-time subtitle cue delivery via
onSubtitleCueChange(information:)with text, timestamp, and language code. - Built-in WebVTT parser that fetches and parses subtitle segments from HLS manifest-resolved playlist URLs.
- Falls back to the manifest default track if the preferred language is not available in the stream.
- Added
0.8.0
- Network Handling
- Added real-time network monitoring (Wi-Fi, Cellular, Offline).
- Automatically pauses playback on network loss and resumes on reconnection (configurable).
- Exposed network state callbacks for custom UI and handling.
- Improved playback stability during buffering, stalls, and network switches.
- Skip Controls (Intro / Songs / Credits)
- Added support for Skip Intro, Skip Songs, and Skip Credits using time-based skip segments.
- Skip segments can be configured per asset or per FastPixPlaylistItem.
- SDK automatically validates and applies skip ranges during playback.
- Introduced SkipManager APIs to set, clear, and trigger skips.
- Skip button visibility is managed by the SDK based on playback time.
- Skip state resets automatically during playlist transitions.
- Fully compatible with custom UI implementations.
0.7.0
- Volume Control
- Added device-level volume support, reflecting system volume changes made via hardware buttons.
- Introduced on-screen volume control APIs for building custom sliders or gesture-based volume controls.
- Added mute / unmute functionality with proper state handling.
- Ensured volume slider UI and mute state remain synchronized with the player’s audio state
- Playback Loop
- Added Playback Loop support to automatically restart playback when the video reaches the end.
- Loop behavior works seamlessly across inline playback, fullscreen, and Picture-in-Picture (PiP) modes.
- Enabled simple configuration using
isLoopEnabled. - Playback loop is disabled by default to preserve standard playback behavior.
- Autoplay
- Added Autoplay support to automatically start playback once the media is ready.
- Enabled simple configuration using
isAutoPlayEnabled. - Autoplay behavior extends to playlist playback for automatic item transitions.
- Autoplay is disabled by default to maintain user-controlled playback.
- Playback Speed Control
- Added Playback Speed Control to dynamically adjust playback rate during runtime.
- Supports multiple playback rates including slow-motion and fast-forward options.
- Set a specific playback rate, Increment playback speed, Decrement playback speed, Retrieve the current playback rate.
- Playback speed changes apply instantly without interrupting playback or affecting buffering, video quality, or audio sync.
- Default playback speed is set to 1x (normal playback)
0.6.0
- Forward & Rewind Controls
- Added configurable seek increments via: configureSeekButtons(enablePortrait:enableLandscape:forwardIncrement:backwardIncrement:)
- Forward and rewind actions are fully synchronized with the player’s internal playback state and are automatically disabled during active seek bar scrubbing to prevent conflicting seeks.
- Improved user interaction handling — controls remain visible during forward/rewind interactions, and auto-hide logic pauses during seek actions and resumes safely afterward