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Thanks for the report. This is likely a side-effect of our "timestamp correction" mechanism. However, if the stream starts at 0 and the timestamp correction is 0 then we should be able to forego any initial seek. I'll take a look.
* Instead of intercepting specific 'seeking' events to forego stream
resync, record the particular seeks using a member variable, which is
less error prone.
* Don't rely on 'playing' events for stream resync after pause/play:
'playing' events aren't reliable; instead, just check if we need to
clamp the playhead when we update the seek range.
* Don't fire seeking events when starting the video at t=0, or when
there is no timestamp correction.
Closes#132Closes#136
Change-Id: I350ee6e9966af9f44d3e8bda4dc8297271e41855
'seeked' event is being sent after 'timeupdate' event every time I start playback.
Reproduced on version: 1.4.0
Thanks!
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