From: "Rylan North" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: callback examples?
Brad,
Thanks for taking the time to answer. Unfortunately, I had already tried
your suggestion. The problem seems to be that once DoPlay() is called the
player gets busy contacting and buffering and then forgets to start from
where I've told it to, instead starting from the beginning of the clip.
This morning I came up with a hack to get around the problem. I loop around
until buffering is completed and then I set the position. Here is a
fragment of a switch statement that resides in a function for changing the
position.
.................
var RVstate = V.GetPlayState();
switch (RVstate)
{
case 0: // player is stopped
if (V.CanPlay())
{
V.DoPlay(); // start the player
var nowState = 0;
do // loop to wait until playstate is 3
{
nowState = V.GetPlayState();
} while (nowState != 3);
V.SetPosition(m); // buffering is done, now I can set the position
}
break;
case 1: // player is contacting
................etc.
Even though it looks like I don't need callbacks to solve this problem my
curiousity is now awakened. Could anybody tell me of an instance where I
would need to use the onPositionChange() callback along with the code that
accomplishes it?
Thanks,
Rylan North
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