Waqas :
His is the code i am using for seeking particular second. After seeking pay head time and seeking time are different.

1. Claiming you can’t test non-streaming video is a bit inaccurate, since all you need is an .flv file deployed to a non-FMS server. Please try to make a deployed .flv file seek accurately, and you’ll begin to understand why even YouTube has problems with this.

2. This method doesn’t work for anything BUT a FMS-capable server, as normal progressive seeking is based on keyframes, as luxveritas says above. That is actually why you don’t see accurate seeking in most Flash video applications. If everybody used FMS-capable servers, we’d all have accurate video scrubbing and tracking, because otherwise we have to (as pure .flv deployers) balance video size against seek accuracy.

Media.contentPath = “myfile.flv”;

TimeBar_mc.onPress = function() {
clickTime(this);
};

function clickTime(my_seekBar) {
videoDuration = Media.metadata.duration/my_seekBar._width;
clickPos = videoDuration*my_seekBar._xmouse;
trace(clickPos);
Media.seekSeconds(clickPos);
Media.pause();
}

var myListener:Object = new Object();
myListener.playheadUpdate = function(eventObj) {
// Insert your code here.
newTimeSec = Number(eventObj.target.playheadTime);
trace(“playheadUpdate : “+newTimeSec);
//
};
Media.addEventListener(“playheadUpdate”, myListener);

I have checked the code and its not working properly.

issue is with FLVPlayback component. When i click to particular second of movie its not pausing movie to that particular second. For example i clicked on the bar and got the second 3 but playhead stops me at 4.

Any idea??

Thanks