Question Setting frame on video.loopPointReached event not working

For the video player to play without pausing, it needs to decode frames continuously. When you jump to a frame, the video player doesn't have frames required to continue, so it pauses and starts waiting for new frames. Because of that, you can't simply do what you are doing (at least if you want a smooth transition). The best solution would be to cut the start of the video and use the looping feature on the VideoPlayer. If for other reasons, you can't do that, the workaround you could do is using 2 video players. One playing normally and the other waiting at the specific frames. When you get the loopPointReached event, you hide the current video player and show the one ready to play. While the new one is playing, you can then change the video frame to whatever you want.