seekToTime is not accurate

This is a part of my code (and it works as expected) :

let pos = 12345;
console.info( "check 1: ",  vid.getCurrentTime() );
vid.seekToTime( pos );
console.info( "check 2: ", vid.getCurrentTime() );
setTimeout( _ => { console.info( "check 3: ", vid.getCurrentTime() ); } , 500 );

the result is:

JS: check 1:  2174
JS: check 2:  12345
JS: check 3:  12713

now here is my problem: let's change the pos value to 10345

the result would be:

JS: check 1:  2095
JS: check 2:  10345
JS: check 3:  2948

just pay attention to the check 3 it shifts back! and that is my problem.

It seems that the video splits in 3sec sections, and the video can just to be sought only at the beginning of each section, is there any way to solve this problem?

[chris-praxis]

I have this problem on Android. On iOS it starts play just prior to my seek target, which is fine, but on Android it's WAY off, sometimes half the video off. i.e. I try to seek to the middle of an 8s video and it starts at the beginning. I also noticed that on Android the 'seekToTimeCompleteEvent' is fired immediately by 'seekToTime' as well as later when seeking actually completes (and it's way off)... makes no sense to me. I could really use a fix for this.

[chris-praxis]

My videos are .mp4, H.264, AAC 48 kHz

[chris-praxis]

output1.txt
My video is 6.3s long. I try to seek to somewhere near the end (4s+) and at the seek end signal (seekToTimeCompleteEvent) the new position is exactly what I seeked to, but then it inexplicably jumps back to near the beginning of the video. I tried omitting the 'player.start()' call after the seek completes but doing so did not fix the problem.

[chris-praxis]

Also I've removed the 'sendEvent(VideoCommon.seekToTimeCompleteEvent' in 'seekToTime' which seems like a bug.