You need to use the videos height and offset from the top of the page to calculate when you move the video. Notice in the onscroll handler it gets a value between
// select video element
var vid = document.getElementById('v0');
var time = $('#time');
var scroll = $('#scroll');
var windowheight = $(window).height() - 20;
var scrollpos = window.pageYOffset / 400;
var targetscrollpos = scrollpos;
var accel = 0;
// ---- Values you can tweak: ----
var accelamount = 0.01; //How fast the video will try to catch up with the target position. 1 = instantaneous, 0 = do nothing.
var bounceamount = 0.91; //value from 0 to 1 for how much backlash back and forth you want in the easing. 0 = no bounce whatsoever, 1 = lots and lots of bounce
// pause video on load
vid.pause();
window.onscroll = function() {
//Set the video position that we want to end up at:
targetscrollpos = ($(document).scrollTop() - $(vid).offset().top) / $(vid).height();
targetscrollpos = targetscrollpos > 0 ? targetscrollpos < $(vid).height() ? targetscrollpos : $(vid).height() : 0;
targetscrollpos *= 13500/ $(vid).height();
//move the red dot to a position across the side of the screen
//that indicates how far we've scrolled.
scroll.css('top', 10 + (targetscrollpos * windowheight));
};
setInterval(function() {
//Accelerate towards the target:
accel += (targetscrollpos - scrollpos) * accelamount;
//clamp the acceleration so that it doesnt go too fast
if (accel > 1) accel = 1;
if (accel < -1) accel = -1;
//move the video scroll position according to the acceleration and how much bouncing you selected:
scrollpos = (scrollpos + accel) * (bounceamount) + (targetscrollpos * (1 - bounceamount));
//move the blue dot to a position across the side of the screen
//that indicates where the current video scroll pos is.
time.css('top', 10 + (scrollpos / targetscrollpos * 400 * windowheight));
//update video playback
vid.currentTime = scrollpos;
vid.pause();
}, 40);