Snack for reference https://snack.expo.io/@defor/cameraqualityissue

If you comment lines from #217 to #220

if (captureFinished - captureStarted < 2500) {
      console.warn('Video is too short. Nothing is captured')
      return;
    }

And then tap on capture button and release it faster then 2.5 seconds - nothing will be captured. Under preview we will see just a black screen (but there should be 2.5 seconds of video). I believe it is related to some kind of delay between call recordAsync and actual recording.
Is there any workaround on this issue?

recordAsync method have quality parameter. Likely if we can set it to minimal value resulting video must be smaller compared to default one (size is crucial, as we need to save fragments to the server, but sending about 500Mb for 1 minute of video has no sense). But when I try to set quality by either Camera.Constants.VideoQuality[‘720p’] or 2 - warning appears and record is not starting. Am I doing anything wrong?

https://imgur.com/dS7wdmH

Here is a Stack: https://snack.expo.io/@defor/cameraqualityissue

It is in working state now.
If you uncomment line #210 quality: Camera.Constants.VideoQuality['480p'] - video will not be captured at all. Since warnings are disabled in “stack” mode (as I understand environment is set to production) - warning mentioned in my original post is not shown, but it is there