(According to google translate: “Very good tutorial, Hei hei.”)

Slider.set() fires the change and complete events, so when moving the slider and calling set() this fires timeupdate on the video which (in return) again (re)-sets the slider…

To check “is.Dragging” is a good idea, but I assume this breaks if you don’t *drag* the slider, but click in the white area to the left or right ?!

And yes, setting the knob directly is also my solution. But I’m trying to find a solution which also works with different snap-values and things like left margin. You can see the first (ugly) try here, the thing is implemented as class, visible in the sourcecode:

http://www.chipwreck.de/_mootools/cwvideo/example.php

I’ll put the code here but don’t know how legible it will be…
$(‘myvid’).addEvent(‘timeupdate’, function(an_event){
if (!mySlider.isDragging) {
$(‘knob’).setStyle(‘left’, ($(‘timemeter’).getSize().x – $(‘knob’).getSize().x) * (this.get(‘currentTime’)/this.get(‘duration’)) + ‘px’);
}
});