Upgrading to Qt 6.6.3 in Qt Creator: QML Path and QtMultimedia Issues

IGuessIJustStoopid

I've recently embarked on my first Qt project using Python and Qt Quick, and I've encountered some hurdles while updating from Qt 6.6.2 to 6.6.3 in Qt Creator. After utilizing the maintenance tool to upgrade, I've run into a snag where QTMultimedia is no longer recognized. Furthermore, I observed that the import path for "import QtQuick" has altered unexpectedly – it now points to "QT/Tools/QtCreator 13.0.0-rc1/bin/qml" instead of the previous path that included "6.6.2."

I'd greatly appreciate a step-by-step walkthrough for upgrading from the default-installed version of 6.6.2 to 6.6.3, including resolutions for the issues I'm facing. I'm sure there are nuances that I'm not aware of as a newcomer to this robust framework.

Thank you in advance for your guidance!

SGaist

Hi,

If memory serves well, there was an issue with the 6.6.3 Python packages that should be fixed ~~soon~~ by the 6.6.3.1 release.

friedemannkleint

There is a 6.6.3.1 release now adressing the issues (see https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/pyside/2024-April/003344.html ).

IGuessIJustStoopid

@SGaist Someone said this in another post but I honestly could not find anything about 6.6.3.1 so I decided to try and switch back to 6.6.2 and I have the same issue though? My "import QtMultimedia" still throws a QML module not found.

My app runs now that I created a second python virtual environment and use that for my python interpreter but still not sure if I messed something up since it's still giving off that error in QT Creator.

IGuessIJustStoopid

@friedemannkleint Ok, I now see that it is pyside6 that is the issue and not QT. But I created another virtual environment and am using that with python 3.10 and the new 6.6.3.1 pyside6 update, but I still have QtMultimedia issue. Is this due to the import path?