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AudioEngineThe AudioEngine type allows you to organize all your 3d audio content in one place. More... Inherits Item This type was introduced in Qt 5.0. Properties
SignalsDetailed DescriptionAudioEngine is part of the QtAudioEngine 1.0 module. import QtQuick 2.0 import QtAudioEngine 1.0 Rectangle { color:"white" width: 300 height: 500 AudioEngine { id:audioengine AudioSample { name:"explosion" source: "explosion-02.wav" } Sound { name:"explosion" PlayVariation { sample:"explosion" } } dopplerFactor: 1 speedOfSound: 343.33 // Approximate speed of sound in air at 20 degrees Celsius listener.up:"0,0,1" listener.position:"0,0,0" listener.velocity:"0,0,0" listener.direction:"0,1,0" } MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent onPressed: { audioengine.sounds["explosion"].play(); } } } AudioEngine acts as a central library for configuring all 3d audio content in an app, so you should define only one in your app. It is mostly used as a container to access other types such as AudioCategory, AudioSample and Sound. See also AudioCategory, AudioSample, Sound, SoundInstance, AttenuationModelLinear, and AttenuationModelInverse. Property DocumentationContainer of all AudioCategory instances. This property holds a simple scaling for the effect of doppler shift. This property holds the listener object. You can change various properties to affect the 3D positioning of sounds. See also AudioListener. This property indicates how many live sound instances there are at the moment. This property indicates if the audio engine is loading any audio sample at the moment. This may be useful if you specified the preloaded property in AudioSample and would like to show a loading screen to the user before all audio samples are loaded. Container of all AudioSample instances. This property holds the reference value of the sound speed (in meters per second) which will be used in doppler shift calculation. The doppler shift calculation is used to emulate the change in frequency in sound that is perceived by an observer when the sound source is travelling towards or away from the observer. The speed of sound depends on the medium the sound is propagating through. Signal DocumentationThis signal is emitted when loading has completed. The corresponding handler is onFinishedLoading. This signal is emitted when the loading property changes. The corresponding handler is onIsLoadingChanged. This signal is emitted when the number of live instances managed by the AudioEngine is changed. The corresponding handler is onLiveInstanceCountChanged. This signal is emitted when the AudioEngine is ready to use. The corresponding handler is onReady. |
