[Interest] QMediaPlayer and Bluetooth speaker stuttering

2020-04-28 Thread Kevin André
Hi, My music player uses QMediaPlayer to play MP3 files, which works fine when listening through headphones. But when I use a Bluetooth speaker, the sound stutters, and the song sounds slow. Almost like the data is sent to the speaker too slowly, and the speaker pauses playback when the buffer is

Re: [Interest] Writing custom Qt Widgets is overly complicated

2020-04-28 Thread d3fault
On 4/28/20, Jonathan Purol wrote: > The last approach seemed rather clever, and it worked pretty well. I > could put widgets into the textfield and align them at the left. First I > tried to do this manually, then I opted for an HBoxLayout. I don't really understand where you're having trouble. T

Re: [Interest] Writing custom Qt Widgets is overly complicated

2020-04-28 Thread Jonathan Purol
On 4/28/2020 2:17 PM, Federico Ferri wrote: Sorry, I don’t really have a solution for Qt Widgets. But is QHBoxLayout really the best pick there? I would go for a “flow” layout, like the QML ‘Flow’ positioner (but you’d have to make it yourself). In this way your tags can wrap correctly accordin

Re: [Interest] Writing custom Qt Widgets is overly complicated

2020-04-28 Thread Federico Ferri
On 28 April 2020 at 12:05:54, Jonathan Purol (cont...@folling.de) wrote: Yesterday however I put my hands on trying to implement my first custom widget. The item in question is what I would describe as a "Tag Textfield". […] The last approach seemed rather clever, and it worked pretty well. I c

[Interest] Does QMediaPlayer use soft render?

2020-04-28 Thread nus1998
Hi All, I'm running a i.MX6Q sabresd board from NXP, and the Qt version is 13.2. When I play video by "qmlvideo" in example, the display is smooth, while use "player" in qtmultimediawidget example, it's very slow. If I specify the video sink by export QT_GSTREAMER_WIDGET_VIDEOSINK=imxv4l2sin

[Interest] Writing custom Qt Widgets is overly complicated

2020-04-28 Thread Jonathan Purol
Hello everyone, I'm at a bit of a rough point right now. Up until this point Qt has never disappointed me - everything I wanted to do was possible to do in a seamless and understandable way. Yesterday however I put my hands on trying to implement my first custom widget. The item in question is wh