fix: track hover across the entire player to prevent overlay feedback flicker

2026-10-20 22:00:31 +02:00
parent 885dea74f2
commit 7036109152
4 changed files with 117 additions and 7 deletions
@@ -63,6 +63,8 @@ Compact entry and exit animate asynchronously over 0.25 seconds, preserving the

 The normal titlebar control container uses matching 4-point top and right margins. Its horizontal padding accounts for the buttons' internal spacing to visually match the title container.

+Pointer tracking covers the entire player, including the top-right controls and queue sidebar. Crossing from the video into those overlays does not count as leaving the window or trigger a hide/show loop.
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 Drag the video or any noninteractive background to move the window, including the start screen, queue, playback chrome, loading/error screens, audio-only playback, casting and compact mode. Buttons, menus, sliders, editable/selectable text and queue rows retain their own mouse input. A single video click hides the controls; double-click toggles fullscreen. Playback controls stay anchored at the bottom center of the video. Native edges remain available for resizing; macOS fullscreen keeps its fixed window bounds.

 Active playback prevents idle system sleep. Local video also keeps the display awake; audio-only playback allows display sleep. Pause, end, close, playback failure and quit release sleep prevention.
@@ -187,6 +189,8 @@ The full suite requires a graphical macOS session and a working audio device; it

 The startup checks verify that playing video remains attached, unhidden and sized to its native drag surface, including with the queue open; playback-state checks alone do not establish renderer visibility.

+`TEREBI_CHECK_HOVER_ONLY=1 make check-startup` runs packaged startup and the native overlay-hover regression: video, title, playback controls, top-right controls, queue controls, window exit and reentry. It temporarily moves the pointer and restores its original position.
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 `make check-local-seek` measures paused/playing local seek-to-picture latency and compares the resulting timestamps and pixels against full decoding, including B-frame targets. It covers a 1080p H.264 long-GOP file with audio and the six hardware/software decoder fixtures; timing is diagnostic, not a machine-dependent pass threshold.

 Queue-open resize checks require positive native resize increments and exercise continuous horizontal/vertical resize-delegate sequences, including reversals, to preserve video aspect without snap-back. The driving axis is fixed for each live resize gesture so aspect corrections do not feed back into axis selection. Physical edge-drag resizing still needs manual verification.