Windows 360video seek(100%) issue

Got a fun one, I think.

Consider a simple action that fast-forwards a 360video to 100% via .seek(100%)

<action name="gotoend">
callwhen(plugin[videoplayer].loaded,
trace('goto end');
plugin[videoplayer].seek(100%);
);
</action>

Using OS X, under any browser, this fires off seamlessly, the trace traces & the seek seeks to 100%.
Using Windows 10 Pro, under any browser, the trace traces BUT the seek does not seek. It stays at the current position ( beginning / 0% ), with no error being thrown.


Anyone else notice this?

Sadly to say, I've already gone down that path. More than anything, the plugin[videoplayer].loaded is more of a fault-catch. Plus the action can't be called up-stream until the video is ready, which is what it needs to do, allow the user to get to the last frame of the 360video at-will, once it is ready.

I mean the action cant be called until plugin[videoplayer].isvideoready == true, in the logic train. It is just not represented in this example.

What gets me here is that it works just fine on OS X but not on Windows.

Ok, got a test scenario set up:

https://test.xplorit.com/viewer/krpano.…o/videopano.xml

I have modified the videopano example provided with the viewer.

• The VR button has been replaced with the Fast-Froward icon.
• OnClick has been modified to: onclick="plugin[video].seek(100%);"

To check this out, go to the link, and then click the FastForward icon, where the VR icon would normally be in this example.
On Windows you will see that the progress bar advances to the end, but the video stays at the beginning.

I have tried this under OS X and Windows 10 on multiple browsers.

The error still occurs on Windows in all browsers, but behaves as-expected on OS X

All the video we use is mp4 with fairly standard encoding params.

Since the link is a simple mod of the example provided w/KRPano our mp4 encoding is not a factor here, which what I was thinking at first.