I have 3 immersive spaces, and I'm trying to "jump" between them. Whenever I go from a space to the next one I try to dismiss the current one by executing await dismissImmersiveSpace() and right after await openImmersiveSpace(value: id). This is being performed inside of a Task, run on the click of a button. It seems like dismissImmersiveSpace is released before the actual space has been completely removed, as the next immersive space does not open. On the other hand, I added a manual waiting time between dismissing an immersive space and showing the next one, and everything seems to be working fine, which is why I suspect that this is a lifecycle issue of the dismissImmersiveSpace. That being said, is there any way to listen to the actual state of the dismissed immersive space, so that I know when I can present the next one? Is there any way around this without having to introduce a manual delay?

Is there any way to play panoramic or 360 videos in an immersive space, without using VideoMaterial on a sphere? I've tried using local videos with 4k and 8k quality and all of them look pixelated using this approach. I tried both simulator as well as the real device, and I can't ever get a high-quality playback. If the video is played on a regular 2D player, on the other hand, it shows the expected quality.

I'm trying to get a similar experience to Apple TV's immersive videos, but I cannot figure out how to present the AVPlayerViewController controls detached from the video. I am able to use the same AVPlayer in a window and projected on a VideoMaterial, but I can't figure out how to just present the controls, while displaying the video only in the 3D entity, without having a 2D projection in any view. Is this even possible?