QMediaControl ClassThe QMediaControl class provides a base interface for media service controls. More... #include <QMediaControl> Inherits: QObject. Inherited by: QAudioDecoderControl, QAudioEncoderControl, QAudioEndpointSelector, QCameraCaptureBufferFormatControl, QCameraCaptureDestinationControl, QCameraControl, QCameraExposureControl, QCameraFeedbackControl, QCameraFlashControl, QCameraFocusControl, QCameraImageCaptureControl, QCameraImageProcessingControl, QCameraLocksControl, QCameraViewfinderSettingsControl, QCameraZoomControl, QImageEncoderControl, QMediaAudioProbeControl, QMediaAvailabilityControl, QMediaContainerControl, QMediaGaplessPlaybackControl, QMediaNetworkAccessControl, QMediaPlayerControl, QMediaRecorderControl, QMediaStreamsControl, QMediaVideoProbeControl, QMetaDataReaderControl, QMetaDataWriterControl, QRadioDataControl, QRadioTunerControl, QVideoDeviceControl, QVideoEncoderControl, QVideoRendererControl, QVideoWidgetControl, and QVideoWindowControl. Public Functions
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Detailed DescriptionThe QMediaControl class provides a base interface for media service controls. Media controls provide an interface to individual features provided by a media service. Most services implement a principal control which exposes the core functionality of the service and a number of optional controls which expose any additional functionality. A pointer to a control implemented by a media service can be obtained using the QMediaService::requestControl() member of QMediaService. If the service doesn't implement a control it will instead return a null pointer. QMediaPlayerControl *control = qobject_cast<QMediaPlayerControl *>( mediaService->requestControl("org.qt-project.qt.mediaplayercontrol/5.0")); Alternatively if the IId of the control has been declared using Q_MEDIA_DECLARE_CONTROL the template version of QMediaService::requestControl() can be used to request the service without explicitly passing the IId or using qobject_cast(). QMediaPlayerControl *control = mediaService->requestControl<QMediaPlayerControl *>(); Most application code will not interface directly with a media service's controls, instead the QMediaObject which owns the service acts as an intermediary between one or more controls and the application. See also QMediaService and QMediaObject. Member Function Documentation
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