Jason, could you, or someone else elaborate on what this means? I am
now seeing, in Qt 5.5, the QMediaRecorder class (not in Qt4) ...
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.5/qmediarecorder.html ... Use of this for
recording video seems to need us to set the "codec" /by name,/ somehow
found on the system, I guess. (Our desktop application is now strictly
on Windows, using Qt widgets).
Is the "codec" issue what you are referring to when you say /"your
platform must support it."/ What is this about, and is this something
we will be able to distribute and deploy with our Qt application? How
can one get a view of the supported video codec's on a machine? Where
do they come from? Are there non-default Qt build configuration
switches required to enable video file creation functionality? (If I'm
understanding correctly). And more fundamentally, is QMediaRecorder
what you are looking at when you say, /"of course"?/
That's a lot of questions. Thank, you, anyone, in advance, for helping
me understand this.
- Phil
On 1/21/2016 2:14 PM, Jason H wrote:
You can of course do this, however, your platform must support it. I'm
mucking about in the multimedia stuff at the moment (not my usual
thing), and I don't see an obvious reason why you can't implement your
own multimedia plugin. You would have to write a frame source (i.e. a
Camera). You can model it around one of the existing backends.
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