There's no need to download the whole project. The code is public on GitHub. userInteraction is enabled, the problem was that Animations on UIView will block tap events. By adding DispatchQueue in between the show/hide animations I was able to allow tap events

I like how you're thinking. Your example doesn't seem to work for me but it did inspire me to find a solution! I will reply so I can mark it as solved but in reality you solved it for me. Thank you very much!

the typo was in the response they sent btw

I've been struggling to make a recording from an external video stream. I use this func to handle auth, do you think it is improper? I am able to save empty/corrupt files so I assume I am able to save files suddenly when I try this method to set CMSampleBuffer timestamp it fails with this unknown error private func handlePhotoLibraryAuth() {     if PHPhotoLibrary.authorizationStatus() != .authorized {       PHPhotoLibrary.requestAuthorization { authStatus in         if authStatus != .authorized {           print(authStatus)           // I never get this error         }       }     }   }

I just recently am revisiting this project. Please help me understand how I would do this. How could I record the stream in a way I can present to be debugged or analyzed by others? I was able to stop getting the original error now I just get empty video files and "The operation couldn’t be completed. (PHPhotosErrorDomain error 3302.)"

I didn't submit it in the correct place previously. I found https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/9809792 and made a new feedback request FB9809792

I'm not sure I got one, I submitted it on the Apple.com feedback page https://www.apple.com/feedback/

I submitted a feature request to specify that a Hotspot connection will not be for Internet/Data. This negatively impacts the UX of an IoT device that uses WiFi to remotely control a device. Thanks for your response and confirmation that I can't do anything about it