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Pillarbox 4.0.0 ships the method mentioned in the title. Is it correct, that this would allow us to get the exact time of a live stream based on its position?
When I call getUnixTimeMs(), I always get the default value C.TIME_UNSET, implying that either the timeline is empty or the window start time is unset.
How do I correctly set the timeline or the window start time?
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This feature works only with stream that have timestamps in it's stream. So if you never have something beside C.TIME_UNSET, this mean probably your stream doesn't have them. Can you tell us which stream you are testing it?
Can your answer be found elsewhere?
I have searched existing issues and found no similar question.
I have browsed the available documentation and found no answer to my question.
Detailed question
Pillarbox 4.0.0 ships the method mentioned in the title. Is it correct, that this would allow us to get the exact time of a live stream based on its position?
When I call
getUnixTimeMs()
, I always get the default value C.TIME_UNSET, implying that either the timeline is empty or the window start time is unset.How do I correctly set the timeline or the window start time?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: