public long getCurrentPosition() {
if (nativeMode) return mVideoView.getCurrentPosition();
long time = mVlcPlayer.getTime();
if (mForcedTime != -1 && mLastTime != -1) {
/* XXX: After a seek, mLibVLC.getTime can return the position before or after
* the seek position. Therefore we return mForcedTime in order to avoid the seekBar
* to move between seek position and the actual position.
* We have to wait for a valid position (that is after the seek position).
* to re-init mLastTime and mForcedTime to -1 and return the actual position.
*/
if (mLastTime > mForcedTime) {
if (time <= mLastTime && time > mForcedTime) mLastTime = mForcedTime = -1;
} else {
if (time > mForcedTime) mLastTime = mForcedTime = -1;
}
}
return mForcedTime == -1 ? time : mForcedTime;
}
public long seekTo(long pos) {
if (nativeMode) {
Long intPos = pos;
mVideoView.seekTo(intPos.intValue());
return pos;
} else {
if (mVlcPlayer == null || !mVlcPlayer.isSeekable()) return -1;
mForcedTime = pos;
mLastTime = mVlcPlayer.getTime();
TvApp.getApplication().getLogger().Info("VLC length in seek is: " + mVlcPlayer.getLength());
try {
if (getDuration() > 0) mVlcPlayer.setPosition((float) pos / getDuration());
else mVlcPlayer.setTime(pos);
return pos;
} catch (Exception e) {
TvApp.getApplication().getLogger().ErrorException("Error seeking in VLC", e);
Utils.showToast(mActivity, "Unable to seek");
return -1;
}
}
}
