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The current seek() function takes an integer parameter.
So if I want to move to 30.5 seconds, it actually moves to 30 seconds.
I think that 0.5 seconds is a little big difference in some cases.
If there is a seek() function with a float parameter, it's possible to move to the exact position of the video.
I want you to consider this issue.
Thank you.
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Hey,
I am also looking into this.
The YouTube API supports this, so I thought simply changing the parameter type to Double would do the trick, but it doesn't seem to do.
Hi, I am making an app with this awesome library.
The current seek() function takes an integer parameter.
So if I want to move to 30.5 seconds, it actually moves to 30 seconds.
I think that 0.5 seconds is a little big difference in some cases.
If there is a seek() function with a float parameter, it's possible to move to the exact position of the video.
I want you to consider this issue.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: