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I just want to figure out how to get a video's total time in seconds. Is there video metadata that loads or something?
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MPMoviePlayerController has a property duration (iOS 3.2+):
Why dont you simply use the (NSTimeInterval)duration property to get the videos length??
Get the length of the video in bytes using NSdata. After that calculate how many bytes for playing one second of video. And you can calculate the length of the video:)