We are running into an issue whereby we take the **recording\_start** and **recording\_end** from a /v1/recording/get request, and subtract that to get a duration. It seems as though you are using this to calculate the duration in your video player, as well.
Unfortunately, that is not calculating the right duration. Example:
{
"id": "8e622bb9-6161-4433-9e10-...",
"meeting\_id": "...",
"recording\_start": "2017-07-27T22:16:36Z",
"recording\_end": "2017-07-27T22:22:43Z",
"file\_type": "MP4",
"file\_size": 15466797,
"play\_url": "https://api.zoom.us/recording/play/...",
"download\_url": "https://api.zoom.us/recording/download/..."
}
[7] pry(main)\> ts\_end = Time.parse("2017-07-27T22:22:43Z")
=\> 2017-07-27 22:22:43 UTC
[8] pry(main)\> ts\_start = Time.parse("2017-07-27T22:16:36Z")
=\> 2017-07-27 22:16:36 UTC
[9] pry(main)\> ts\_end - ts\_start
=\> 367.0
However, this video (when we download and play in VLC/QuickTime) is *actually 246 seconds long*. See attached:
