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Originally posted by kigurai View PostWhy is there three ways to do the same(?) thing? Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of an abstraction layer? To be clear, I am curious, not trolling.
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Originally posted by Teho View PostThe thing is that if you want to easily integrate GStreamer with Qt you need something in between. There's currently at least three ways to integrate GStreamer with Qt, the first one was Phonon, then came the Qt Multimedia libary and there's also Qt Gstreamer.
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Originally posted by newwen View PostGstreamer is a multiplatform multimedia backend amd there's no need for yet another abstraction layer ( which by the way won't use all the features that the backed Ali offers)
Originally posted by newwen View PostPhonon is just a c++ abstraction layer on top of gstreamer.
Centralized configuration of audio and video: Configuration of hardware and media frameworks are offered in a single, centralized dialog.
Purpose driven design: Instead of demanding that you select special audio outputs for applications, Phonon applications describe what kind of sound output they make and lets you select for these categories individually.
Automated device selection: Pluggable audio and video devices like USB or Bluetooth headsets become easy to use with Phonon. Phonon acts on information and signals from Solid, which is KDE's hardware subsystem, and automatically makes use of new devices.
Originally posted by bwat47Phonon has a gstreamer backend and afaik it is the default backend...
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Originally posted by Honton View PostUsable since 2005, used by Gnome since 2006, still not accepted by KDE in 2013. Their loss, I wonder how many KDE developers are gonna waste their time on phonon and useless backends
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Originally posted by newwen View PostGstreamer is a multiplatform multimedia backend amd there's no need for yet another abstraction layer ( which by the way won't use all the features that the backed Ali offers)
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Originally posted by Ericg View PostUmmm... Honton, you don't even SUCCESSFULLY troll this time. Phone is just an abstraction layer so that if OTHER people want to use Xine or VLC (or want to use KDE on Windows/Mac) they can.. The default choice, the recommended choice, and the only sane choice IS Gstreamer. KDE just gets the advantage in that if something OTHER than Gstreamer comes along and its better, its relatively clean to add it to Phonon (new backend) whereas the Gnome guys are looking at a complete re-write to be able to use it.
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Originally posted by Honton View PostUsable since 2005, used by Gnome since 2006, still not accepted by KDE in 2013. Their loss, I wonder how many KDE developers are gonna waste their time on phonon and useless backends
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I hope it is backwards compatible with 1.0 since I hate having different versions of the same thing...
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Originally posted by Honton View PostUsable since 2005, used by Gnome since 2006, still not accepted by KDE in 2013. Their loss, I wonder how many KDE developers are gonna waste their time on phonon and useless backends
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