SeekMap.Unseekable
public class SeekMap.Unseekable implements SeekMap
A SeekMap that does not support seeking.
Summary
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Unseekable(long durationUs) |
Unseekable(long durationUs, long startPosition) |
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long |
Returns the duration of the stream in microseconds. |
SeekMap.SeekPoints |
getSeekPoints(long timeUs)Obtains seek points for the specified seek time in microseconds. |
boolean |
Returns whether seeking is supported. |
Public fields
Public constructors
Unseekable
public Unseekable(long durationUs)
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long durationUs |
The duration of the stream in microseconds, or |
Unseekable
public Unseekable(long durationUs, long startPosition)
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long durationUs |
The duration of the stream in microseconds, or |
long startPosition |
The position (byte offset) of the start of the media. |
Public methods
getDurationUs
public long getDurationUs()
Returns the duration of the stream in microseconds.
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long |
The duration of the stream in microseconds, or |
getSeekPoints
public SeekMap.SeekPoints getSeekPoints(long timeUs)
Obtains seek points for the specified seek time in microseconds. The returned will contain one or two distinct seek points.
Two seek points [A, B] are returned in the case that seeking can only be performed to discrete points in time, there does not exist a seek point at exactly the requested time, and there exist seek points on both sides of it. In this case A and B are the closest seek points before and after the requested time. A single seek point is returned in all other cases.
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long timeUs |
A seek time in microseconds. |
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SeekMap.SeekPoints |
The corresponding seek points. |
isSeekable
public boolean isSeekable()
Returns whether seeking is supported.
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boolean |
Whether seeking is supported. |