Noticed after further researching this error that the problem is that when the js video plugin tries to set the

video's current time, there's no control to ensure the video is ready (hence the HAVE_NOTHING status which is returned).

C:\Program Files\Construct 2\exporters\html5\plugins\video\runtime.js :

Acts.prototype.SetPlaybackTime = function (s)

{

this.video.currentTime = s; >> Need to add some control here to only set this property once video information is known

};

Problem Description

After using the Video.SetPlaybackTime method with the video object, the following error occurs:

Javascript error

Uncaught InvalidStateError: Failed to set the "CurrentTime" property on "HTMLMediaElement": The element's

readyState is HAVE_NOTHING, line 686 (col 3)

If this method is not used, the video object works fine and plays the video within my game.

Attach a Capx

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Description of Capx

N/A

Steps to Reproduce Bug

• Use the SetPlaybackTime method with the video object

Observed Result

Javascript error displayed (see error in first part of this template). Error doesn't occur if

the video.setplaybacktime method is removed from the code (video plays normally after

using video.play method).

Expected Result

Video should play back faster than normal (video lasts 2 minutes, but set playback time to 15 seconds for testing purposes)

Affected Browsers

• Chrome: (YES)
• FireFox: (Not Tested)
• Internet Explorer: (YES)

Operating System and Service Pack

Windows 7 Professional, latest service pack

Construct 2 Version ID

Construct 2, Release 178 (64 bit)

OpenGL information: Rendering with OpenGL 4.4.0, with NVidia GTX 770 card (using latest NVidia driver, ver 340.52)

I am using a video object in my game which plays two different videos at different stages.

I detect when the first video being played is finished using the "video.has ended" property. This works fine and allows the player to move

to the next stage in the game.

Later on, another video is to be played and there's an issue. Despite changing the video source (video.Set video source to...) to another

mp4 file, the "video.has ended" property still seems to be set to True, meaning when I enter this part of my code, the program thinks the player

has already viewed the second video and it moves onto the next stage.

Do I need to use two different video objects (not convenient, as I call a function to play the video, as it does other things before executing

the video.play method) or is there any way other than just changing the video object's source to reset its "has ended" property to false?