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I tried to play a sound file not at the beginning but with an offset of 20 seconds. | I tried to play a sound file not at the beginning but with an offset of 20 seconds. | ||
The following way of setting an offset '''fails''':<br /><code>player = new QMediaPlayer(this);<br />player- | The following way of setting an offset '''fails''':<br /><code>player = new QMediaPlayer(this);<br />player->setMedia(QUrl::fromLocalFile("myCoolSong.mp3"));<br />player->setVolume(50);<br />player->play(); // music can be heard<br />qDebug() << player->isSeekable(); // is always false<br />player->setPosition ( 20*1000 ); //does not work</code> | ||
'''''It does not work because QMediaPlayer works asynchronously.''''' | '''''It does not work because QMediaPlayer works asynchronously.''''' | ||
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As soon as the seek operations are delayed everything works as intended. For example: | As soon as the seek operations are delayed everything works as intended. For example: | ||
<code>CoolPlayer::on_Button1_clicked()<br />{<br /> qDebug() | <code>CoolPlayer::on_Button1_clicked()<br />{<br /> qDebug() << player->isSeekable(); // true<br /> player->setPosition ( 20*1000 );<br />}</code> | ||
To make my life easier I have derived a class MediaPlayer from QMediaPlayer and added a blocking load method: | To make my life easier I have derived a class MediaPlayer from QMediaPlayer and added a blocking load method: | ||
<code>void MediaPlayer::loadBlocking(const QString &file;)<br />{<br /> setMedia(QUrl::fromLocalFile | <code>void MediaPlayer::loadBlocking(const QString &file;)<br />{<br /> setMedia(QUrl::fromLocalFile(file));<br /> if(!isSeekable())<br /> {<br /> QEventLoop loop;<br /> QTimer timer;<br /> timer.setSingleShot(true);<br /> timer.setInterval(2000);<br /> loop.connect(&timer;, SIGNAL (timeout()), &loop;, SLOT (quit()) );<br /> loop.connect(this, SIGNAL (seekableChanged(bool)), &loop;, SLOT (quit()));<br /> loop.exec();<br /> }<br />}</code> | ||
When files are loaded with this blocking load method | When files are loaded with this blocking load method <code>setPosition()</code> can be called right in the next source line.<br /><code>loadBlocking</code> blocks until signal <code>seekableChanged()</code> is emitted. To avoid a deadlock, maximum waiting time is 2 seconds. | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 24 February 2015
How to Seek in Sound File
I tried to play a sound file not at the beginning but with an offset of 20 seconds.
The following way of setting an offset fails:
player = new QMediaPlayer(this);<br />player->setMedia(QUrl::fromLocalFile("myCoolSong.mp3"));<br />player->setVolume(50);<br />player->play(); // music can be heard<br />qDebug() << player->isSeekable(); // is always false<br />player->setPosition ( 20*1000 ); //does not work
It does not work because QMediaPlayer works asynchronously.
As soon as the seek operations are delayed everything works as intended. For example:
CoolPlayer::on_Button1_clicked()<br />{<br /> qDebug() << player->isSeekable(); // true<br /> player->setPosition ( 20*1000 );<br />}
To make my life easier I have derived a class MediaPlayer from QMediaPlayer and added a blocking load method:
void MediaPlayer::loadBlocking(const QString &file;)<br />{<br /> setMedia(QUrl::fromLocalFile(file));<br /> if(!isSeekable())<br /> {<br /> QEventLoop loop;<br /> QTimer timer;<br /> timer.setSingleShot(true);<br /> timer.setInterval(2000);<br /> loop.connect(&timer;, SIGNAL (timeout()), &loop;, SLOT (quit()) );<br /> loop.connect(this, SIGNAL (seekableChanged(bool)), &loop;, SLOT (quit()));<br /> loop.exec();<br /> }<br />}
When files are loaded with this blocking load method
setPosition()
can be called right in the next source line.
loadBlocking
blocks until signal
seekableChanged()
is emitted. To avoid a deadlock, maximum waiting time is 2 seconds.