[BUG]: Adding "startPosition" to source throws error

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Version

0.15.0

What platforms are you having the problem on?

iOS

System Version

react-native 0.69, react-native-video: 6.9.1

On what device are you experiencing the issue?

Real device

Architecture

Old architecture

What happened?

What happened is:

Adding "startPosition" parameter to source prop causes an error.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Reproduction Link

repository link

Reproduction

Step to reproduce this bug are:

When I added "startPosition" key to the source parameter, I get an error: "Invariant Violation: [124553,"RCTView",{"flexGrow":"<>"}] is not usable as a native method argument"

If instead of using react-native-video-player, and revert to react-native-video, the error goes away and the startPosition feature is working fine.

This is the code:

<VideoPlayer
                    ref={ref => playerRef.current = ref}
                    style={{
                      height:160,
                      width: 120,
                      backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF'
                    }}
                    pauseOnPress={true}
                    autoplay={true}
                    disableFullscreen={true}
                    resizeMode={'cover'}
                    muted={false}
                    repeat={false}
                    rate={1}
                    ignoreSilentSwitch={'ignore'}
                    disableSeek={false}
                    controls={false}
                    source={{
                      uri: infoVideo,
                      startPosition: videoStartPos
                    }}
                    selectedAudioTrack={{ type: 'system' }}
                    progressUpdateInterval={1000}
/>

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[moskalakamil]

Hey, thanks for creating the issue. Could you check if it occurs when using only the react-native-video component? I think this issue might be related to react-native-video itself

[moskalakamil]

For quick fix, you can remove autoplay flag. Then it is working