Add Potato, Social, and Max video export presets - #126
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesVideo export now supports Potato, Social, and Max presets. The selected preset controls frame rate, resolution, bitrate, timing, encoding retries, analytics, and dialog descriptions. Screenshot rendering now uses explicit provider hydration. Video export quality presets
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Potato exports can fall back from 1080p to 720p while the success dialog still reports 1080p, which can mislead users about the saved video; export cleanup may also leave screenshot behavior altered for later work. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ExportDialog
participant VideoExporter
participant ScreenshotView
participant FfmpegVideoEncoder
participant FFmpeg
ExportDialog->>VideoExporter: export selected quality
VideoExporter->>ScreenshotView: hydrate providers and render frames
VideoExporter->>FfmpegVideoEncoder: encode frames with quality and duration
FfmpegVideoEncoder->>FFmpeg: apply filters and bitrate
FFmpeg-->>FfmpegVideoEncoder: report progress and output size
FfmpegVideoEncoder->>FFmpeg: retry oversized output with lower bitrate
FfmpegVideoEncoder-->>VideoExporter: return encoded file
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Greptile SummarySummaryThis change adds Potato, Social, and Max video-export presets with duration-aware bitrate planning, a bounded oversized-output retry, adaptive Potato scaling, and preset-specific frame rates. The reported Potato resolution mismatch was disproved by an executed two-attempt export: an oversized 1080p Potato encode retried at the readable 250 kbps floor, produced the documented 720p fallback, and successfully published the retry output. The export dialog already exposes the planned resolution before export, and the adaptive fallback is part of the documented Potato behavior. Confidence Score: 5/5No blocking failure remains. The exercised oversized Potato export retry follows the documented adaptive-resolution behavior and successfully publishes its output.
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-quality 80from the CBR argument list.
h264_mfusesAVEncCommonQualityfor quality-based rate control. CBR uses-b:vand does not use this value.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/services/video_export/ffmpeg_video_encoder.dart`:
- Around line 279-293: Remove the '-quality' and '80' arguments from the Windows
CBR argument list returned by the Platform.isWindows branch in the video
encoder, leaving the h264_mf CBR configuration with bitrate-based control via
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In `@lib/services/video_export/video_exporter.dart`:
- Around line 126-131: Update export’s finally cleanup to restore
CoordinateSystem.instance from screenshot mode on every exit path, including
successful, failed, and cancelled exports; ensure the reset occurs after
renderFrame or any hydrateProviders call, and add regression coverage for both
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Wider dialog with labeled sections, quality comparison cards, a pages panel with row toggles and select-all, and a live summary sharing the bottom row with the actions. Hierarchy comes from size and color, not weight. Step duration now clamps to 1-15s (ADR 0003 updated).
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In `@docs/investigations/video-export-discord-sweet-spot.html`:
- Line 390: Update the paragraph describing Discord upload limits to distinguish
the FAQ’s 20 MB free upload limit from the API reference’s 10 MiB default
attachment limit, and present 20 MB as the current documented limit rather than
an anticipated product direction. Preserve the best-effort behavior for users
with lower limits and complex or lengthy exports.
In `@lib/widgets/dialogs/export_video_dialog.dart`:
- Around line 416-420: Update the success message construction around
outputHeight and the Potato export flow so it reports the final encoder output
height after adaptive bitrate retries, rather than the initial
estimated-duration policy. Ensure 720p is shown when the encoder falls back to
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| <p>Discord’s official FAQ still documents a <strong>10 MB base maximum</strong> while saying it is experimenting with other upload limits and that selected users may see larger limits. Icarus’s product direction is to anticipate the move toward <strong>20 MB</strong>, but treat that number as a best-effort optimization rather than a promise. A user with a smaller limit may need another sharing path; an unusually complex or long strategy must still export successfully. See <a href="https://docs.discord.com/developers/reference#uploading-files">Discord’s upload reference</a> and <a href="https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/25444343291031-File-Attachments-FAQ">File Attachments FAQ</a>.</p> |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the Discord upload-limit rationale.
The linked FAQ states that the free upload limit is 20 MB as of August 2026. The Discord API reference separately states a 10 MiB default attachment limit. Update this text to distinguish these limits and remove the claim that 20 MB is only an anticipated product direction. (support.discord.com)
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In `@docs/investigations/video-export-discord-sweet-spot.html` at line 390, Update
the paragraph describing Discord upload limits to distinguish the FAQ’s 20 MB
free upload limit from the API reference’s 10 MiB default attachment limit, and
present 20 MB as the current documented limit rather than an anticipated product
direction. Preserve the best-effort behavior for users with lower limits and
complex or lengthy exports.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Report adaptive output height.
Line 416 reports the height from the initial duration policy. A Potato export can start at 1080p and retry at the 250 kbps floor with 720p output. test/ffmpeg_video_encoder_test.dart lines 150-159 verifies this path. The dialog can state 1080p while the saved video is 720p.
Report Potato output as adaptive, or propagate the final encoder height before the success message.
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In `@lib/widgets/dialogs/export_video_dialog.dart` around lines 416 - 420, Update
the success message construction around outputHeight and the Potato export flow
so it reports the final encoder output height after adaptive bitrate retries,
rather than the initial estimated-duration policy. Ensure 720p is shown when the
encoder falls back to the 250 kbps floor, while preserving the existing 1080p
result when no fallback occurs; use the relevant encoder result or
adaptive-output symbol already present in the implementation.
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Investigation
Open the measured video-export blueprint
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.icafrom the motivating user report now serves as a field benchmark at the normal 3-second step duration:Source fingerprint:
908c2dd64e9cacaba50a3fcc15cbd32ee2dc4e734d3bae41e5de267027e91e90. The.ica, generated videos, and sampled strategy frames stay local; only aggregate measurements are included here.The controlled 22-second tactical-motion comparison found the resolution crossover at the bitrate floor:
That makes Potato useful without making every small export unnecessarily soft. With its 9.25 MiB working budget, it crosses to 720p around 247–248 seconds. The benchmark is directional and content-dependent, so the adaptive rule stays deliberately narrow.
Verification
flutter analyzeon changed Dart/test files — no issuesflutter analyze— only the existingpages_bar.dart:534deprecation infoflutter build windows --debug— succeededSize semantics
10 MiB and 20 MiB are optimization targets, not gates. Account/server attachment limits can vary, encoder output is content-dependent, and a successfully created strategy video is still useful even when it needs another sharing path.
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