Implementation of a looping video player using AVPlayerQueue

LoopingVideoPlayer.swift

import AVFoundation

struct Video {
    let path: URL
    let title: String
}

final class LoopingVideoPlayer: AVQueuePlayer {

    private let videos: [Video]
    private let videoQueue: [AVPlayerItem]

    init(with videos: [Video]) {
        self.videos = videos
        self.videoQueue = videos.map { AVPlayerItem(url: $0.path) }
        super.init(items: videoQueue)
    }

    var currentVideo: AVPlayerItem? {
        return self.items().first
    }

    var currentVideoTitle: String? {
        guard
            let path = (self.items().first?.asset as? AVURLAsset)?.url,
            let video = videos.filter({ $0.path == path }).first
            else {
                return nil
        }
        return video.title
    }

    /**
     Plays the next video in the queue and moves the previously playing video to the back of the queue. 
     This allows for the video queue to loop.
     
     - returns: Boolean value indicating the success of the video advance
     */
    func playNextVideo() -> Bool {
        guard let tempVideo = currentVideo else { return false }
        self.advanceToNextItem()
        tempVideo.seek(to: kCMTimeZero)
        self.insert(tempVideo, after: nil)
        return true
    }
}

Oddly this doesn't quite work right because of something with the NSObject initializer.