Total time for a netstream object?

I'm making a video player, and I'm having trouble making a
seek bar. There is the "time" property of the
netstream, but there doesn't seem to be a way to find the total
length of the video in seconds, making it difficult to find the
fraction of the video played so far. I notice that there's the
total size of the video in bytes, but I'm hoping there's an easier
way to determine the length of the video (are bit rates variable or
fixed for flv files?)
tia

If you happen to be using the FLVPlayback component, I've
made a little tut on how to customize to have the ability to listen
for NetStatusEvents..
http://www.flashgods.org/blog/2008/01/18/modifying-flvplayback-to-dispach-netstatusevents/

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User Dustin destroyed. 0
User Dustin destroyed. 0
User Dustin destroyed. 0
User Dustin destroyed. 0
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User Dustin destroyed. 1
User Dustin destroyed. 1
User Dustin destroyed. 1
USER QUEUE: false
INSIDE METHOD: false
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INSIDE METHOD: false
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User Dustin destroyed. 3
User Dustin destroyed. 3
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User Dustin destroyed. 3
User Dustin destroyed. 3
User Dustin destroyed. 3
User Dustin destroyed. 3
User Dustin destroyed. 3
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INSIDE METHOD: false
AFTER METHOD: false
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User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
User Dustin destroyed. 4
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User Dustin destroyed. 5
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User Dustin destroyed. 6
User Dustin destroyed. 6
User Dustin destroyed. 6
User Dustin destroyed. 6
User Dustin destroyed. 6
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this is our java code
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    private static ResultSet rs;
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        int objectId;
        int clientId;
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         Connection conn=null;
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         long diffSeconds=0;
         long diffMinutes=0;
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        int a = 0;
        int b=0;
         int b1=0;
         int b2=0;
         int x=0;
         float secs = 0;
        Set<String> dates = new HashSet<String>();
        ArrayList<Integer> l=new ArrayList<Integer>();
          Timestamp t1 = null;
          Timestamp t2 = null;
          int count = 0;
          while ( rs.next() )
                String gpstime = rs.getString("GpsTime");
             if (dates.add(gpstime) )
                 //System.out.println(rs.getTimestamp(1));
                 t2 =   rs.getTimestamp(1);
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               if (t1 == null )
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                     System.out.println(nano);
                   System.out.println(nano);
                   System.out.println(t2);
                   System.out.println(count);
              else
                    mill= (t1.getTime() - t2.getTime())/-1;
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                    diffSeconds = mill / 1000;
                    diffMinutes = mill / (60 * 1000);
                    long diffHours = mill / (60 * 60 * 1000);
                    long diffDays = mill / (24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
                    //System.out.println("\nThe Date Different");
                    //System.out.println("Time in milliseconds: " + mill+ " milliseconds.");
                    System.out.println("GPSTime " +gpstime+ " Time in seconds: " + diffSeconds+ " seconds.");
                    //System.out.println("Time in minutes: " + diffMinutes+ " minutes.");
                    //System.out.println("Time in hours: " + diffHours+ " hours.");
                    //System.out.println("Time in days: " + diffDays+ " days.");
              t1 = t2;
            //System.out.println("Time in minutes: " + diffSeconds+ " seconds.");
            if(diffSeconds < 80)
              b=(int) diffSeconds;
              System.out.println(b);
              l.add(b);
             else if(diffSeconds > 80)
                b2=(int)diffSeconds%60;
                System.out.println(b2);
                l.add(b2);
             a++;
          for (int i=0; i<l.size();)
              secs+=l.get(i);
              i++;
             System.out.println(secs);
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             minutes = remainder / 60,
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                String disHour = (hours < 10 ? "0" : "") + hours,
                disMinu = (minutes < 10 ? "0" : "") + minutes ,
                disSec = (seconds < 10 ? "0" : "") + seconds ;
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                    String min = (t2.getSeconds() < 10 ? "0" : "") + t2.getSeconds();
                    System.out.println("00" + ":" + "00" + ":" + min + " hh:mm:ss");
                System.out.println(disHour +":"+ disMinu+":"+disSec+ " hh:mm:ss");
         }catch(Throwable th)
           Logger.getLogger(testing1.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, th);
         }finally
           if(preparedStatement!=null)
               preparedStatement.close();
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               conn.close();
}this is output
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:16:13.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:17:10.0 Time in seconds: 57 seconds.
57
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:18:10.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:19:10.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:20:10.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:21:11.0 Time in seconds: 61 seconds.
61
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:22:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:23:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:24:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:25:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:26:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:27:11.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:28:12.0 Time in seconds: 61 seconds.
61
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:29:12.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:30:12.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:31:12.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:32:12.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:37:46.0 Time in seconds: 334 seconds.
34
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:38:46.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 20:47:22.0 Time in seconds: 516 seconds.
36
GPSTime 2010-05-13 21:12:54.0 Time in seconds: 1532 seconds.
32
GPSTime 2010-05-13 21:13:54.0 Time in seconds: 60 seconds.
60
GPSTime 2010-05-13 21:14:55.0 Time in seconds: 61 seconds.
61
GPSTime 2010-05-13 21:37:08.0 Time in seconds: 1333 seconds.
13
GPSTime 2010-05-13 21:38:09.0 Time in seconds: 61 seconds.
61
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08:39:29 hh:mm:ssi am getting the total time for all date
i need only the particular date of total time
2010-05-11-->total time
2010-05-12->Total time
2010-05-13->total time
how do i change the given code to get the above output
please help me anybody having idea

Bakthavachalam wrote:
i am getting the total time for all date
i need only the particular date of total timeIn which case your while(rs.next()) loop needs to process 1 day at a time and print its results when the date changes (assuming your Timestamps come in in date sequence; if not, you'll have to sort them first).
I suspect you'll also have to decide what you want to do with
GPSTime 2010-05-13 23:59:59.0
followed by
GPSTime 2010-05-14 00:00:01.0
Do you still need to calculate the difference? And if so, which "date" does it go in, or is it split?
Your logic seems incredibly convoluted for such a simple task. What exactly are you trying to do?
Winston
BTW: TimeStamp.getSeconds() is deprecated, which means you use it at your peril.

Calculating total time.

I'm somewhat new to using spreadsheets. Basically I just want to keep track of the time I spend doing a particular job. So I'm tracking my start time, end time, and then I want to calculate the total time spent. Thanks.

Yes, I thought about that. But if you start at say
9pm and end at 2am you would get the incorrect result
of 7 hours. I think I have to convert the time to
something else before the math takes place. But I'm
not sure how that would work.
I'm not sure how you managed to subtract 9pm from 2pm and get 7 hours. When I try 2am - 9pm, I get #VALUE!, as AppleWorks reads both 'times' as text, and cannot use Text values in a formula that requires numbers. AppleWorks is a bit fussy on what it considers to be a number.
Using the default alignment, you can recognize what AppleWorks thinks is a number—it will be aligned to the right of the cell—and what AW considers to be Text—it will be aligned to the left of the cell. In the case of Time, you're better off using the 24 hour clock, and entering one minute betore 2pm as 13:59.
The Mac clock's unit of time is the (24 hour) Day, and all times entered are regarded as the portion of one day that has elapsed up to that time. When you do the subtraction, the result is also a time of day. For start and end times within the same calendar day, simply doing the subtraction will give a result that can be read as the (correct) elapsed time. For the example times you gave, the 'correct' result is also visible:
02:00 - 21:00 = 05:00
But the actual numbers behind that 05:00 result and the two times used to get it are the portion of the current day that has passed up to each of the times entered, and the difference obtained when you do the subtraction:
0.0833 - 0.8750 = -0.7917
If you only want the (readable) result for a single day, that's not a problem. But if you want to add the results to get a total time for a week, you need to (make AppleWorks) do some additional math. In simplest terms, you need to add 1 to the end time if the end time is on the calendar day after the start time. There's an explanation of this below, which you should read for a better understanding of Time and the Mac, but which isn't necessary to use the formula.
The formula assumes your start time is in column B, your end time in column C, your formula reporting time worked is in column D, and that you will enter times in rows 2..6, and calculate the week's sum in D7
Enter in D2, and fill down to D6: =IF(C2,C2-B2+(C2<B2),"")
Format these cells to display as Time.
Enter in D7: =24(SUM(D2..D6)) —to report the result in hours (eg. 25.678)
Format the cell to display as Number, General.
or
Enter in D7: =INT(24(SUM(D2..D6))&":"MINUTE(SUM(D2..D6)) —to report the result as hours and minutes
Note that the second option for D7 produces a text string which will not be useable in further calculations.
This is Text, so no Number formatting is necessary.
Regards,
Barry
Time and the Mac
The Mac clock tracks time in Days and Fractions of a Day, starting at midnight, January 1, 1904.
Nine PM today, May 8, 2006, represented as a decimal number, is 37383.875. Two AM tomorrow, May 9, 2006, is 37384.0833333333.
An AppleWorks spreadsheet cell (or database field) formatted to display as Time will ignore the whole number part of those numbers, and interpret the decimal fraction part as Time of Day, and display the result in the Time format you have chosen for the cell.
A cell (or field) formatted to display as a Date will ignore the fractional part of the number, and display the whole number part in the Date format you have chosen.
When you enter a time, the result is the time of day on January 1, 1904. When calculating elapsed times where start and end times cross the midnight boundary, you need to add 1 (day) to the result to compensate for the change in day and get a result that can be used in further calculations. That's what the "+(C2<B2)" part of the first formula above does—adds 1 if "(C2<B2)" is TRUE or adds 0 it it's false.
If you add times, the result is 'correct', but if the total reaches 24 hours, the displayed result will appear incorrect as a Time formatted cell ignores the whole number part of the actual result (eg. 27 hours, or 1.25 days), will display as 03:00, the same as 3 hours, or 0.25 days. You can convert the result to hours and fractions of hours by simply multiplying the result by 24, and displaying it as a Number rather than as Time.
B

Scrubber bar displays only fraction of total time

So, I recently decided to add some Ricky Gervais radio recordings to my iPhone's library as podcasts. I downloaded these around 4-5 years ago and at the time used my zune (I know, I know -.-) to play them. So I after I sync them to my iPhone and try to play them, I notice that the scrubbing bar on top is displaying a ridiculously short total time for the podcast. I sort of shrugged it off because I was at work and couldn't do much about it at the time. Now mind you, these recordings last anywhere from 40 minutes to an hour. The time displayed ranges from 2-4 minutes. This wouldn't really be an issue, but it does not allow me to pause or rewind after it reaches the shorter time displayed. The podcast will continue playing if left alone, but once you hit pause or try to fast forward or rewind it will revert back to the end of the 2-4 minutes. This gets to be a pain because then I have to fast forward through the use of the playback speed button in order to reach the place I was at. These files are all .mp3s. I did add them manually to my iTunes library and then change their media type to podcast. The podcasts display regular time when playing on my desktop's iTunes. I recently noticed that the correct time displays for a fraction of a second when I begin to play one, but then switches itself to the shorter time (using the scrubbing bar during the time that it flashes the correct time does nothing as it just starts playing at the end of the shorter time displayed). I'm pretty sure this problem is something I have done on my end, but I'm not sure what that might be. I'm willing to try anything out just to fix this issue.

Yep. That did it. I had iTunes create an apple lossless version of one podcast just to test it out and when I synced it the scrubber bar displayed the correct total time for the lossless version. I'll have to make a day of fixing up my old podcasts in batches. Thanks for the help though, this was driving me batty!

Report-Total Discount of total product for perticular time

Hi Experts.,
my client gave a requirement ,he wants a report on Total Discount of total product sold by giving item and material group. The report is unavailable in Stanadard hence have to develop.
i need some help in creating this Report,
With the development of this screen, user can view Total Discount given on total product sold.
The report should display the Item, Material group and Date
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1-Material - FACOM-MATNR
2- material group VBRP-MATKL
3- Item- VBRP-POSNR
4-document date-- From VBRK-FKDAT , To FACOM-FKDAT_BIS
Discount from total sales will be taken from total bill amount for the perticular period
The question is which field and table i will fetch for TOTAL DISCOUNT ,from the total sales for perticular period.
please suggest me ASAP
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I suggest to do with an ABAPer. It's been a long time since the last time that I did it. This is an idea, thinking in performance.
1. Add a zz-field (ZZDICOUNT for instance) in table VBAP with an append. See Note 155012 - Further subtotal fields in pricing to do it if you don't want to use a field between KZWI1-6. Use the field ZZWI7 for instance.
2. According to note 350068, do the steps that it suggests using field ZZWI7 instead KDMAT, ie, in step 4 you must do in include V05TZZMO. I think that perhaps you would add KNUMV (as ZZKNUMV) to orders before modification (be careful with performance)
***INCLUDE V05TZZMO .
* This form is called in the include LV05TFMO.
FORM MOVE_USERFIELDS USING ZP.
CASE ZP.
    WHEN 'VBAK'.
*     header
*     MOVE LVBAK-XXXXX TO LVBMTV-ZZXXXXX.
      MOVE lvbak-knumv TO lvbmtv-zzknumv.
    WHEN 'VBAP'.
*     item
     MOVE LVBAP-ZZWI7 TO LVBMTV-ZZWI7.
*    for older documents (check it with your ABAPer, don't copy it and run in production without checking)
     IF lvbap-zzwi7 IS INITIAL.         "see if it's possible to check by date too
        SELECT SINGLE kbetr INTO zzwi7 FROM konv
           WHERE knumv = lvbmtv-zzkumv            "check that it's populated
           AND     kposn = lvbmtv-posnr
           AND      ...........          "decide the type of select (GROUP BY,
                                           "INTO TABLE, ie: with an internal table
     ENDIF.
    WHEN 'VBEP'.
*     schedule line
*     MOVE LVBEP-XXXXX TO LVBMTV-ZZXXXXX.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM.
Remember that you must register the object in SSCR.
3. Remember that it will work from this moment. Before this date with this coding doesn't work because the coding to catch data from KONV I'm not sure that it will work. So, perhaps the ABAP report will be the better solution.
Moreover, take your time, look for help from an ABAPer if you don't know enough ABAP and of coure, check it and check it newly.
I hope this helps you
Regards
Eduardo
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