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That requires them to pre-serve you the bits for the part of the video after the ad, which they aren't going to do.
by hot_gril 3y ago
That requires them to pre-serve you the bits for the part of the video after the ad, which they aren't going to do.
- Retr0id 3y agoUnless they want to completely break the ability to seek in the video timeline, regardless of ad placements, that's not going to work.
- hot_gril 3y agoIt already behaves this way if you aren't blocking ads. If you seek too far ahead in a video with mid-video ads, it'll show an ad before playing at the timestamp you selected. If they want to prevent ad-blocking, they can do the same thing except not serve the video ahead of time.
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