If ".position" was assigned a high value (PlaybackEndTime f.e.) position will not correctly accept other values anymore

[ChristianUndCo]

If ".position" was assigned a high value (PlaybackEndTime f.e.) position will not accept other values anymore

If I assigne a high value to .position value f.e. Videoplayer.Position =(TimeSpan) Videoplayer.PlaybackEndTime; or with slider scroll to end of video the position function gets buggy a doesn't accept any values anymore.

Issue Categories

• Bug
• Feature Request
• Question
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Version Information

• NuGet Package 4.4.350
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Steps to Reproduce

1. Videoplayer.Position =(TimeSpan) Videoplayer.PlaybackEndTime; (perhaps 2x... 4x times)
2. Videoplayer.Position = "any time code value inside your video"
3. read "Videoplay.Position" and it has not the right value it should have, its buggy

Expected Results

• the right position I assigned to it

Sample Code

XAML

<MainWindow>
</MainWindow>

C#

System.Console.WriteLine("Change Me Please!");

Command line ffplay

ffplay "hello.mp4"