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    Default MP3 Sound / OGG Sound Play on GUI

    I search a way to play / register MP3 file on QT4 [ Podcasting Producer via CMS ] ( info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting )...

    IF exists a library to make this? or encoder to QSound wav format ?

    Tanks ....

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    Default Re: MP3 Sound / OGG Sound Play on GUI

    You will have to use some external library to play mp3s. Like fmod.

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    Default Re: MP3 Sound / OGG Sound Play on GUI

    An easy way to do so is to use QProcess to call command line MPlayer executable, MPlayer itself support MANY media format, you can save time to search individual library or codec if you wanna add more media format later.

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    Default Re: MP3 Sound / OGG Sound Play on GUI

    Quote Originally Posted by ball
    An easy way to do so is to use QProcess to call command line MPlayer executable, MPlayer itself support MANY media format, you can save time to search individual library or codec if you wanna add more media format later.
    Yes, it works. But does anyone know how I can tune equalizer in realtime? I can pass params at start, but need to change it in realtime. I don't have an idea how to do it. I've downloaded mplayer sources (to study gmplayer) but have not studied them yet. Is there another way?

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