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Of course the same fix needs to be applied

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to SeekToTime(). The extractor may have
modified the time, don't let the decoder
overwrite the actually seeked time. I am thinking
the API should be called SeekedTo() or Seeked(),
and would be purely informative for decoders,
without even a return value.


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@ -372,6 +372,7 @@ BMediaTrack::SeekToTime(bigtime_t* inOutTime, int32 flags)
// can do is "reset" their decoder state, since they are made
// aware of the fact that there will be a jump in the data. Maybe
// rename the Decoder method?
seekTime = time;
result = fDecoder->Seek(seekTo, 0, &frame, seekTime, &time);
if (result != B_OK) {
ERROR("BMediaTrack::SeekToTime: decoder seek failed\n");