How do you use .SeekCurrentPosition

[death_entry]

I am using a trackbar to feed the position value into seekcurrentposition. I think that this is in millionths of a second so I multiply the trackbar value by 10000000. When scrolling the trackbar it does seek the music into the correct position however on a lot of files when the trackbar hits around value 215 the program crashes and says

An unhandled exception of type 'System.OverflowException' occurred in Media Player.exe

Additional information: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.

This is my code

tbseek is a trackbar, fileLoader.Item is the audio instance to be manipulated

Private Sub tbSeek_Scroll(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles tbSeek.Scroll

fileLoader.Item(0).SeekCurrentPosition(tbSeek.Value * 10000000, SeekPositionFlags.AbsolutePositioning)
End Sub

[gigemboy]

Are you sure you got the time correct? 1 millionth of a second seems to be an awfully small interval... I know in timer ticks, its in milliseconds, so "1000" would be 1 second...

[gigemboy]

Hmm.. seems it's actually 10,000,000th of a second interval... read it here..

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...e=UTF-8&rnum=1

[death_entry]

Yeh I know it needs to be in millionths hence why I multiply the trackbar value by 10million as you can see in my code. However by doing this it seems that the number it generates creates a number bigger then vb can handle as it outputs the error message that I posted above. Do you know how I can prevent it from crashing?