I am using react-native-video. I am trying to change the props for each video onPress, which are in a FlatList of videos. So if I use state it will change all the video props in the entire FlatList, whereas I only want to change the one.
I created: const videoPlayer = [] and added a ref in each Video player like: ref={r => videoPlayer[item.id] = r}, and I know I can do videoPlayer[item.id].presentFullscreenPlayer() to play the video in fullscreen because it is a method of the player, but what about controlling other properties like resizeMode and paused?
I have tried videoPlayer[item.id].props.paused = false, but that has no effect. I also imagine I can create some sort of complex object in state, but then the entire list will update every time I change a property and that may cause slow running refreshes in a big list.
So, is there I way I can control props of each video like I explained?