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Error in expo video player in react native

Below error is observed while using expo-video-player in my  React Native project

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Error mentioned below is observed while using expo-video-palyer in my react native project . but while running the program i got the below error

Unable to resolve "@react-native-community/netinfo" from "node_modules\expo-video-player\dist\index.js"
Failed building JavaScript bundle.
Unable to resolve "@react-native-community/netinfo" from "node_modules\expo-video-player\dist\index.js"


Solution :

 The above issue got resolved after adding the below install

expo install @react-native-community/netinfo


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