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AVPlayer removing a periodicTimeObserver

I'm having difficulty stopping an AVPlayers time observer.

I have an AVPlayer player running like this:

player = [[AVPlayer alloc] initWithURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:path]];

then I add an observer

    [player addPeriodicTimeObserverForInterval:CMTimeMake(3, 10) queue:NULL usingBlock:^(CMTime time){
        NSTimeInterval seconds = CMTimeGetSeconds(time);
    NSLog(@"observer called");
        for (NSDictionary *item in robotR33) {
            NSNumber *time = item[@"time"];
            if ( seconds > [time doubleValue] && [time doubleValue] >= [lastTime doubleValue] ) {
               // NSLog(@"LastTime: %qi", [lastTime longLongValue]);
                lastTime = @(seconds);
                NSString *str = item[@"line"];
                [weakSelf nextLine:str];
               // NSLog(@"item: %qi", [time longLongValue]);
               // NSLog(@"Seconds: %f", seconds)
            };
        }
    }];
    [player play];

once I am finished with the player I do this:

[player pause];
[player removeTimeObserver:self.timeObserver]
player = nil;

the weird thing is when I put a breakpoint in the code and step through the code using XCode it works. I can see the block stops printing out "observer code"

But when I run the code normally with no breakpoints, I can see that the observer is still running at the same interval after the [player removeTimeObserver] has been called.

Any ideas?

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Linda Keating Avatar asked Nov 29 '22 01:11

Linda Keating


1 Answers

Glad to see weakSelf worked for you ...

In the above I don't see you assigning the result of

  [player addPeriodicTimeObserverForInterval ...

to self.timeObserver it may be a typo but it should be ;

   self.timeObserver =  [player addPeriodicTimeObserverForInterval ...

if you intend to call

   [player removeTimeObserver:self.timeObserver]; 

you also missed the ";" above.

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MDB983 Avatar answered Dec 14 '22 20:12

MDB983