Thanks for the fast answer.
Ok, I got the same here now on my system. After about a minute something
comes up.(I assumed it froze
when nothing happened after 30 sec...)
I think the issue is bad MPEG encoding. 
I'll keep on looking. And I'll look into the percentage vs timecode seek
mecanism. Maybe a better solution is possible :-)
Karl


John M McIntosh wrote:
> 
> Ok, I was able to use the playerMorphic to bring up the video and
> play it. It takes a long time before the first frame happens. Perhaps
> there is a problem in the encoding with how many keyframes there are.
> 
> However usually if I adjust the location using the slider, we will
> end up in the C code attempting to seek to the required frame and it
> does not return. I'll look tomorrow to see if I can understand what
> the issue is.
> 
> Note that there is some problems with seeking on a percentage basis,
> versus a frame/sample viewpoint. The underlying C code relies on
> timecode information if you seek on a percentage bases. But timecode
> information is optional, thus we loop forever when it can't resolve
> the percentage request. I quick look shows (I believe) this isn't the
> case, but more effort on my part is required to resolve the problem.
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