So, I noticed that when I do bgav_seek(), it seeks on both audio and
video. However, when I seek on bgav_seek_audio() or bgav_seek_video() using
the sample accurate api, it only seeks on the audio or video file
pointers. Is that right?
I was just wondering if the int64_t time argument for bgav_seek_video()
is the same thing as a gavl_time_t. I see they are both int64_t, but
do they mean the same thing?
In other words, can I do:
gavl_time_t gt = gavl_samples_to_time( samplerate, seekto ) ;
bgav_seek_audio( file , 0, seekto );
bgav_seek_video( file, 0 , gt );
Also:
gavl_time_t gt = gavl_frames_to_time (timescale, frame_duration,
seekto );
bgav_seek_video(file , 0, gt );
bgav_seek_audio( file , 0, gavl_time_to_samples( samplerate, gt ) );
thanks-august.
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