Update FrameGrabber.java to fix issue #1844 #1846
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Those methods get overridden in FFmpegFrameGrabber, so it won't help to reset it there. It's probably an operation that we want to do regardless of seeking, so what about simply adding a new method like this one? public void resetStartTime() {
startTime = 0;
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Sounds good to me. |
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As mentioned in issue #1844, this is my fix to the problem.
When a seek of the source occurs with
FrameGrabber.setTimestamp()orFrameGrabber.setFrameNumber(), the timer should be reset.If the author of FrameGrabber.grabAtFrameRate(), @wangxi761, can take a look at them. It would be awesome.