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Hello,<br />
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I have a media hosting company where I have a MP4 clip that is around 300mb.<br />
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They provide a player with JavaScript access control. I am trying to find a streaming player such that it is continually polling at millisecond intervals. Once it hits certain timestamps I want it to seek, in millisecond precision, to a specified timestamp.<br />
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Don't ask why, just trust me that I need it. I have been looking online for FLV players and all of them seem to have a resolution measured in seconds without any evident polling features.<br />
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I came across the following: <a href="http://flv-player.net/players/js/documentation/" rel="ugc">http://flv-player.net/players/js/documentation/</a><br />
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It looks promising, but, due to lack of documentation I can't tell if polling is available and if it can accomplish the precision skips I need to implement. Something similar to that, however, would be ideal.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Joseph Irvine
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Hello,

I have a media hosting company where I have a MP4 clip that is around 300mb.

They provide a player with JavaScript access control. I am trying to find a streaming player such that it is continually polling at millisecond intervals. Once it hits certain timestamps I want it to seek, in millisecond precision, to a specified timestamp.

Don't ask why, just trust me that I need it. I have been looking online for FLV players and all of them seem to have a resolution measured in seconds without any evident polling features.

I came across the following: http://flv-player.net/players/js/documentation/

It looks promising, but, due to lack of documentation I can't tell if polling is available and if it can accomplish the precision skips I need to implement. Something similar to that, however, would be ideal.

Thanks,
Joseph Irvine

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