A native iOS receiver so an iPhone can act as the second receiver, speaking the existing signaling + RTP protocol (no C++ changes) and mirroring the Android receiver (Phase 8) source-to-source.
- RTP core (header/packet, jitter buffer, H.264 depacketizer) ported from the Android receiver
- BSD-socket signaling server (dual-stack, most-recent-peer, never-throwing sends) + NSBonjourServices
- VideoToolbox H.264 decode (in-band SPS/PPS, real-time, rebuilds on size change) -> AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer
- PLI keyframe recovery (500 ms) + pendingOffer for late surface attach
- XcodeGen project + bootstrap.sh; XCTest port of the Android suite + new coverage
- .gitignore for generated artifacts; CHANGELOG; PHASES + MEMORY updated
Status: authored; on-device validation pending a Mac + Xcode 26 + iPhone 16.
Implement the xdg-desktop-portal ScreenCast backend via libportal: a
blocking portal handshake (interactive source picker), a PipeWire stream
on the portal's node enumerating BGRx/BGRA/RGBx/RGBA, and a latest-frame
slot handing frames to next_frame(). stop() is thread-safe; teardown
follows the order PipeWire requires. All proxy operations run under the
thread-loop lock to satisfy the protocol extension context checks
('impl_ext_end_proxy called from wrong context' otherwise).
The encoder now accepts padded strides for packed RGB inputs (real
PipeWire row pitches) and maps the new PixelFormat::Bgrx to
AV_PIX_FMT_BGRA.
Add tools/capture_smoke: a manual smoke tool (interactive, not in
meson test) that captures N frames, encodes them, and writes a
self-contained Annex-B elementary stream with prepended SPS/PPS.
Validated manually on Wayland/Hyprland: 2256x1504 H.264 elementary
stream, ffprobe clean. Phase 3 marked complete in docs/PHASES.md.
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