Player variable: startSeconds not working about vue-youtube HOT 4 OPEN

You can try to use the code below:

computed: {
    ....

    player () {
      return this.$refs.youtube.player
    },

    ....
},

methods: {
    ... 

    youtubeSeekTo () {
      this.player.seekTo(10)
    },

    ...
}

EDIT
It seems you need start parameter: https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters#start

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.seekTo() isn't quite the same because instead of showing the thumbnail, the youtube player looks like it's stuck in an infinite loading loop until the video is played.

I have the same issue but with the start parameter too.

If I set autoplay=1, and start then it does start at the start time, but its stays paused and shows the loading spinner indefinitely. So that doesn't make much sense but its there.

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Has anyone gotten this to successfully work?

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Yes, but the workaround was terrible.

Took me a month to make a huge bulky wrapper around the system. The initial hack should be play, pause, then seek. But that's actually way way harder than it sounds because if you do .play() , .pause() then it's too fast and they cancel out and just stay paused. So you have to add a timed delay between the play and the pause, and if your user tries to click play/pause during your timed delay, everything gets wrecked. My workaround went all over the place including an invisible element infront of the player to prevent/catch clicking, and a system to shift focus away from the iframe to catch keystrokes.

To be fair this isn't a Vue YouTube problem. It's a embedded YouTube problem.

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