I've accepted the fact that QAudioDecoder has no backend support on Macintosh, so now I'm working on Windows. I have successfully decoded a .mp3 and a .wav file. A couple of issues:
I fed the decoder a .aif file. I'm prepared to learn that it isn't supported on Windows. After calling QAudioDecoder::start(), I called QAudioDecoder::error() and got back QAudioDecoder::NoError. But then nothing else happens. No bufferReady() signal, no finished() signal, no error signal. Question 1: how can I determine that a given file will be decodable? Is there a call I can make to find out if my file is supported? Or do I have to just know from the file extension and my extensive (hah!) knowledge of Qt Multimedia backend plug-ins? I fed it a .wav file. QAudioFormat told me it was a signed 8-bit file. But a .wav file is apparently always unsigned if it is 8-bit. Question 2: Hm... I guess there is no question, it's just a bug. Thanks all! -John Weeks _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
