In older versions (4.2.310 and earlier), there was an option on MediaOpening called IsFluidSeekingDisabled. Setting this to true used to solve my problem. This option is removed since version 4.3.330 but I would rather not go back to an older version because this one solves multiple issues.
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[X] Feature Request
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[X] NuGet Package 4.2.330
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Sample Code
C
//this used to be an option in MediaOpeningEventArgs but no longer
e.Options.IsFluidSeekingDisabled = true;
//Seeking
public async void Seek(mTimecode timecode)
{
await Video.Seek(timecode.GetSpan());
}
In older versions (4.2.310 and earlier), there was an option on MediaOpening called IsFluidSeekingDisabled. Setting this to true used to solve my problem. This option is removed since version 4.3.330 but I would rather not go back to an older version because this one solves multiple issues.
Issue Categories
Version Information
Sample Code
C