Start time for video is not updating time when I am changing start time form mounted function.

[monumehta]

playerVars: {
autoplay: 1,
controls: 0,
rel: 0,
start: 0,
}

changing video id and start time on mounted :
this.playerVars.start = Math.floor(data[0].skip)
this.videoId = data[0].video_id

[liquidvisual]

@monumehta Same problem. Did you ever this figure this out?

[monumehta]

Yes..they are not updating start variable in package So I have update this in package.

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[dentonzh]

I'm looking to achieve something similar. For now, I'm using playing event handler and having it call a function that uses the player's seekTo method.

In template:
<client-only> <youtube @ready="playerReady" @playing="playerPlaying" :video-id="videoId" /> </client-only>

And under methods:
playerPlaying (event) { // The player is playing a video. this.player.seekTo(100) }

This is a workaround, but it achieves the desired end result of start. When you hit play on the video, it very briefly starts at 0:00 for a split second (mostly unnoticeable) before skipping itself to the timestamp you specify.