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I’m trying to retrieve current video position from IMediaSeeking interface. The time format set to TIME_FORMAT_MEDIA_TIME and documentation says that GetCurrentPosition return 100-nanosecond time units for this format. What code I need to convert returned value to seconds or TimeSpan? I’ve tried this code but it gives too high values.
TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(time / 10)
Milli, Micro, Nano -> divide it by 1000 more.