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I'm using the Expo-Video-Player package and want to get the elapsed time while the video is playing.
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You can use theonPlaybackStatusUpdateattribute. This is a callback function that receives aPlaybackStatusobject as a parameter.
onPlaybackStatusUpdate
PlaybackStatus
PlaybackStatusobject has apositionMillisproperty that represents the current position of the playhead in milliseconds.
positionMillis
For example:
console.log(status.positionMillis)} />
For more information, seeExpo AV Documentation,Expo AV Usage,positionMillisProperties
To achieve this, call this function in props.
playbackCallBack={(e) => { console.log(e.positionMillis) }
You can then use progressUpdateIntervalMillis: 1000 in the videoProps property to adjust how often (in milliseconds) the event fires.
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You can use the
TheonPlaybackStatusUpdateattribute. This is a callback function that receives aPlaybackStatusobject as a parameter.PlaybackStatusobject has apositionMillisproperty that represents the current position of the playhead in milliseconds.For example:
For more information, seeExpo AV Documentation,Expo AV Usage,
positionMillisPropertiesTo achieve this, call this function in props.
playbackCallBack={(e) => { console.log(e.positionMillis) }You can then use progressUpdateIntervalMillis: 1000 in the videoProps property to adjust how often (in milliseconds) the event fires.