getCurrentBufferGap
Description
Returns in seconds the difference between:
- the current time.
- the end of the current contiguous loaded range.
In other words, this is the amount of seconds left in the buffer before the end
of the current contiguous range of media data.
If we're currently playing at the position at 51 seconds, and there is media
data from the second 40 to the second 60, then getCurrentBufferGap() will
return 9 (60 - 51).
Syntax
const bufferGap = player.getCurrentBufferGap();
- return value
number