currentTime not work

[wait121000]

var player = new JSMpeg.Player('video.ts', {canvas: canvas}); player.currentTime = 30; player.play ();

when play it , not begin from 30 second .

[phoboslab]

You have to make sure that the video has actually loaded far enough until you can jump to a specific time.

The easiest way to do this is to set progressive: false in the options, so the whole file will be loaded. You could also force the progressive loader to load everything by setting throttled: false. See the readme for the details.

[wait121000]

why html5 video tag can do it? this html5 js code is work.

//use html5 <video> tag
video.currentTime = 58;
video.play();

[phoboslab]

JSMpeg can do this too, you just have to load the file first.

The MPEG-TS format does not have an intra-frame index in the file header, like an MP4 does, so we can't jump to arbitrary frames without loading the video file them from the very beginning to the point you want to jump to. We have no way to figure out which file chunk (i.e. byte offset) has the frame you want, so we have to load everything.

You could try building a separate index of intra frames and their corresponding byte offsets in the file, load it via XHR and use this to guide JSMpeg's progressive loader to queue up the correct chunks.

[wait121000]

thanks for help

[wait121000]

how to add a progress bar ? like html5

[kikyouink]

how to add a progress bar ? like html5

现在有方案了吗？