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i was looking something like this
const video = document.querySelector("video"); video.ontimeupdate = (event) => { console.log("The currentTime attribute has been updated. Again."); };
but did not find any here in this Event listeners examples
Even i have posted the code on stackoverflow
Please help me!
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@EABangalore I built a new plugin Media Player which improves and extends functionality of this one.
It includes a new event that you can listen for progress updates:
MediaPlayer.addListener("MediaPlayer:TimeUpdate", (event: { playerId: string; currentTime: number; }) => console.log(event.currentTime));
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@EABangalore I built a new plugin Media Player which improves and extends functionality of this one. It includes a new event that you can listen for progress updates: MediaPlayer.addListener("MediaPlayer:TimeUpdate", (event: { playerId: string; currentTime: number; }) => console.log(event.currentTime));
@eduardoRoth Thank you for solving my problem. surely i will try them!!
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i was looking something like this
but did not find any here in this Event listeners examples
Even i have posted the code on stackoverflow
Please help me!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: