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Problem Statement
The YouTube Android Player API does not provide a direct seek event, making it difficult to track when a user seeks to a different position in the video.
Current Behavior
The only way to track seek actions is through onCurrentSecond(), but this method is not reliable for detecting seeks because it updates continuously.
Additionally, there is an inconsistency in timestamps when seeking using the SeekBar UI:
If we fetch the timestamp immediately after seeking, it differs from the timestamp retrieved when pausing and playing at the same position.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem Statement
The YouTube Android Player API does not provide a direct seek event, making it difficult to track when a user seeks to a different position in the video.
Current Behavior
The only way to track seek actions is through onCurrentSecond(), but this method is not reliable for detecting seeks because it updates continuously.
Additionally, there is an inconsistency in timestamps when seeking using the SeekBar UI:
If we fetch the timestamp immediately after seeking, it differs from the timestamp retrieved when pausing and playing at the same position.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: