Hi, In Qt 5, QAudioProbe is a pretty handy class that allows developers attach it on a QMediaObject to monitor the audio currently being played. For example, it can be use to attach to a QMediaPlayer to create real-time audio visualization.
In Qt 6, QAudioProbe no longer exists, and it seems there are also no alternatives that provides the ability to inspect/probe an existing QAudioOutput (QAuidoOutputProxy?). By reading the Qt 6 Multimedia documentation, I know one option is use QAudioDecoder and QAudioSink instead of QMediaPlayer, but there are some downside too. If we go with QAudioSink, we should handle all underlying details manually, beside that, it seems we also won't be able to make use of QMediaMetaData to fetch media metadata. So, what's the suggested method to create real-time audio visualization for QMediaPlayer? Or is there any plan to re-introduce QAudioProbe or similar classes that provides the same ability? Thanks! Gary _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
