I'm creating an app for playing a ringtone and I'd want to know the current time in milliseconds of the played ringtone every time.
CMTime cTime = player_.currentTime; float currentTime = cTime.value / cTime.timescale;
That currentTime her开发者_JAVA技巧e gets the value in seconds. How can I get the exact currentTime value but in milliseconds?
There is a way to get current times in seconds, you can take 1000 times that and ther you have your miliseconds:
Float64 dur = CMTimeGetSeconds([player currentTime]);
Float64 durInMiliSec = 1000*dur;
Sadly you will have to use it as a float
or Float64
you can't use that result as a CMTime
I think that the accepted answer loses detail. A more accurate way to get milliseconds would be the following:
let seconds : Double = Float64(time.value * 1000) / Float64(time.timescale)
If you convert to seconds first you'd lose precision.
CMTime.value and CMTime.timescale are both integers, so judging by your code, the result gets rounded and you don't get a precise timestamp. Try CMTimeGetSeconds instead.
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