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The current step size of the progress bar is one second. However, it may not be good enough in the case of short videos with a total duration of only a few seconds. In that case, the indicator jumps too much each time and it is not possible to slide the progress bar to a non-integer time point.
I am working on a fix and will send a pull request after some more testing.
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I'm afraid that currently VideoTime.swift only works for integer seconds. So there may be a lot of works to do. Please update here if you have any problem.
Luckily time-pos could be get as double with the higher resolution, so the fix was not complicated. I am not familiar with Swift, so I hope I did not break other things with the changes.
The current step size of the progress bar is one second. However, it may not be good enough in the case of short videos with a total duration of only a few seconds. In that case, the indicator jumps too much each time and it is not possible to slide the progress bar to a non-integer time point.
I am working on a fix and will send a pull request after some more testing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: