I thought I remembered it being the next keyframe as well but when I
looked at the Flash docs I read the following:
"Description
Method; seeks the keyframe closest to the specified number of seconds
from the beginning of the stream."
-- James
Burak KALAYCI wrote:
Let me add the following for the record:
JOR> Therefore, it starts with the closest keyframe and plays from there.
AR>In an FLV file seek will jump to the keyframe, which is the nearest to
the given time.
Actually, it's not the closest or nearest key frame, it's the next key
frame. (I'm not saying the above is wrong, they are just not clear).
Let's assume you have a key frame at every second start. If you try to
seek to 3:050 (seconds:milliseconds), you'll land on the key frame at
4:000 (not the one at 3:000).
All the best,
Burak
http://www.asvguy.com
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