The seek action records when a user moves the playback slider to a new position in the media. This action marks the start of a seeking operation.
When to send
Send a seek action whenever the user moves the playback slider forward or backward.
Once the slider is released, send a second action to confirm the new playback state:
If the media was playing, send play with the new position (mt1).
If the media was paused, send pause with the new position (mt1).
Rules & Pitfalls
The seek action itself signals only that a seek has occurred.
The actual new position is not confirmed until the subsequent play or pause action.
Always provide the new mt1 position in the follow-up action.
Example request
// Start of seek
wt_sendinfo_media(
"video_16889", // media_id
"seek", // player_action
"60", // mt1 / clip_position (before releasing the slider)
"600", // mt2 / clip_length
"", // media_parameter
"64000", // bandwidth
"100", // volume
"0" // mute
);
// Confirm seek with new position while playing
wt_sendinfo_media(
"video_16889", // media_id
"play", // player_action
"293", // mt1 / clip_position (new position)
"600", // mt2 / clip_length
"", // media_parameter
"64000",
"100",
"0"
);# Start of seek
http://track.wt-eu02.net/111111111111111/wt?p=414,st
&mi=video_16889
&mk=seek
&mt1=60
&mt2=600
&bw=64000
&vol=100
&mut=0
&x=1253786695416
# Confirm seek with new position (while playing)
http://track.wt-eu02.net/111111111111111/wt?p=414,st
&mi=video_16889
&mk=play
&mt1=293
&mt2=600
&bw=64000
&vol=100
&mut=0
&x=1253786695416