Video Starting Video and Audio at a specific time

In my scene I have several game objects that have a video player and audio source. All the game objects are playing the same looping video and audio content.

How can I start each video and audio clip at a different time?

Example:
Screen01 starts at the beginning,
Screen02 starts 30 seconds into the video,
Screen03 starts at 60 seconds into the video,
and so on.

 

Forgive me if it's uncouth to bump a thread in this forum... but I'm still stuck on this. I've tried everything I can think of.

Does anyone have any insight into how one can start a video playing on a frame other than frame 0?

 

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I am stuck on this as well. I feel as if it should be simple but nothing has worked.

 

@lritterhh, no I haven't.
Here's my current code:

Code (CSharp):

1. using UnityEngine;
2.  
3. public class MyPlayVideo : MonoBehaviour {
4.     private float t;
5.     private GvrVideoPlayerTexture player;
6.  
7.     public float delay = 2f;
8.     public long startFrame;
9.  
10.     void Start() {
11.         t = 0;
12.         player = GetComponent<GvrVideoPlayerTexture>();
13.         player.Init();
14.         player.Pause ();
15.         player.CurrentPosition = startFrame;  // I've also tried this code in update
16.     }
17.  
18.     void Update() {
19.         if (player.PlayerState == GvrVideoPlayerTexture.VideoPlayerState.Ended)
20.         {
21.             player.Pause ();
22.             player.CurrentPosition = 0;
23.             t = 0f;
24.             return;
25.         }
26.        
27.       t += Time.deltaTime;
28.       if (t >= delay)
29.         {
30. //        player.CurrentPosition = startFrame;  // it doesn't work here
31.             player.Play ();
32. //        player.CurrentPosition = startFrame;  // or here
33.           }
34.     }
35. }

This code successfully gets the video to play, after a delay. But it always starts on frame 0.

I'm just about to give up on Daydream. If this isn't possible, I might have to consider a different platform/device.

 

You need some kind of SetFrame() function in your VideoPlayer:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. public void SetFrame(long nFrame){
3.         nFrame = (long) Mathf.Clamp (nFrame, 0, video.clip.frameCount-1);
4.         video.frame = nFrame;
5. }
6.  

So you can replace the
player.CurrentPosition = startFrame;
by
player.SetFrame( startFrame );


I've haven't tested setting a frame in the video in months, so I can't confirm if it works in Unity v2017.3.1 (It didn't work fine a year ago).