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Autoplay fix when delay is very low. #863

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@repalash repalash commented Mar 6, 2018

Autoplay doesn't work when the delay is low(like 0.01f), probably because the video not loaded or player not ready.
Fixed by checking if Play() was successful else try next frame.

Autoplay doesn't work when the delay is low(like 0.01f), probably because the video not loaded or player not ready.
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repalash commented Mar 6, 2018

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Fixed in the latest release.

@rusmaxham rusmaxham closed this Nov 26, 2018
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