You downloaded the minGW toolchain separatly? If so, this might also be a problem.
Suggestion:
Remove all
Download the latest Qt SDK. This includes everything and works out of the box.
You downloaded the minGW toolchain separatly? If so, this might also be a problem.
Suggestion:
Remove all
Download the latest Qt SDK. This includes everything and works out of the box.
No I did not download it seperately, I use the MinGW toolchain that comes with the SDK
Is there a qmake flag that I can manually invoke for libphonon?
I'm not sure what you mean, but I guess no.
You include the phonon library with QT += phonon
What you see are linker errors which means that the linker can't find certain symbols in the phonon library.
This in turn means that the library isn't found or it is compiled with another compiler (symbols are messed up).
Since neither case describes your problem, I'm out of ideas.
Can you please give more information? Describe exactly what you downloaded, every step you did between installing what you downloaded and building your program, including the full source code.
Decessus (13th August 2010)
Hmm, well I seemed to have solved my problem, which apparently was caused by manually including windows.h in an attempt to use PlaySound();
Thank you for your patience and help![]()
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