yoursort
03-09-2008 22:22:33
Hi,
I have a problem to get seeking working:
My application has a pointer to the manager class:
And I set seeking enabled:
This is done in a setup-function which is called before resources are loaded. In my application I start playing a video. It is strange that in that moment the mSeekEnabled-member of the manager is false. And it´s even more strange that only the first loaded video (the video which material is parsed first) has valid clip->mSeeker-member. On every clip the mSeekEnabled-member is false.
So as a result I can only seekToTime() correctly on the first video.
What did I wrong?
Thanks in advance.
I have a problem to get seeking working:
My application has a pointer to the manager class:
mVideoManager = (TheoraVideoManager*) ExternalTextureSourceManager::getSingleton().getExternalTextureSource("ogg_video");And I set seeking enabled:
mVideoManager->setSeekEnabled(true);This is done in a setup-function which is called before resources are loaded. In my application I start playing a video. It is strange that in that moment the mSeekEnabled-member of the manager is false. And it´s even more strange that only the first loaded video (the video which material is parsed first) has valid clip->mSeeker-member. On every clip the mSeekEnabled-member is false.
So as a result I can only seekToTime() correctly on the first video.
What did I wrong?
Thanks in advance.