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When the flash player is used, it appears that the "loadedmetadata" event is fired each time the current time is reset to 0. This seems to happen both when using .currentTime() as well as when manually seeking by clicking the controls.
In the referenced jsfiddle, the console will print the LoadedMetaData message each time the player goes to time 0 in firefox (flash player), but not in chrome (html5 player).
Is this a known bug?
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I opened videojs/video-js-swf#82 to handle this one. I think it's going to be a tricky difference in how Flash works natively. If there's any additional info anyone can provide on when this is a problem, that could be helpful.
http://jsfiddle.net/xu9Y6/10/ - (view in Firefox NOT CHROME)
When the flash player is used, it appears that the "loadedmetadata" event is fired each time the current time is reset to 0. This seems to happen both when using .currentTime() as well as when manually seeking by clicking the controls.
In the referenced jsfiddle, the console will print the LoadedMetaData message each time the player goes to time 0 in firefox (flash player), but not in chrome (html5 player).
Is this a known bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: