Android : mediaInformation.duration returns second instead of millisecond

[florianmlr]

Description
In Android the method getDuration() returns a duration expressed in second instead of millisecond as mentionned in the documentation. (Only tested in Android)

    /**
     * Returns duration.
     *
     * @return media duration in milliseconds
     */
    public String getDuration() {
        return getStringProperty(KEY_DURATION);
    }

Expected behavior
The duration converted in millisecond

Current behavior
For a 31s video, I get this value : 31.180000

To Reproduce

val videoPath = // Your video path
val mediaInformation = FFprobeKit.getMediaInformation(videoPath)
val duration = mediaInformation.mediaInformation?.duration
println(duration)

Environment

• Platform: Android
• Architecture: arm64
• Version: v4.5
• Source branch: main
• Android Studio version: 4.0

[tanersener]

We cannot change the type of the data returned from getDuration method. It is String as you can see from the source code.

However, it seems like its unit is not milliseconds as the docs say. We need to update the documentation.

[tanersener]

react-native v4.5.2 release includes the updated documentation for react-native platform.

Native platforms (Android, iOS, macOS, tvOS) also have the doc update on the development branch. It will be included in the next release.

[AkshayScott]

you can use instead
https://github.com/alexmercerind/flutter_media_metadata