@JonB Yeah I got it. I am trying to compile QWebEngine. Thank you for your guidance.

Hi, I'm having the same issue regarding the QML Video RTP source : GStreamer; Unable to pause - "rtp://@231.1.128.20:8854" No URI handler implemented for \"rtp\"." Did you eventually got this video stream to run on Qt @Mark81 ? I'm also guessing some unsupported, most probably lacking gstream stuff.. still looking into it. I use Qt5.7.0

I installed 5.4 instead of 5.5, and now it appears to be working :)

Hey, thanks for your help. It figured out, that the problem was not the export process. Sorry :) It was the message window i show when the export is complete. I dont know why but it caused the gpu to heat up even if it was closed.

Good point, I should have added that if it's only to parse html tables, the XML parser should be enough.

Solved from https://forum.qt.io/topic/17139/solved-how-to-use-ssl-support-without-manualy-building-qt-libraries/6 added CONFIG += openssl-linked copied from the QtSdk the (MingW) libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll in the same folder as the executable

@ThatDud3 well, Qt 5.5 have been released, but I don't see nothing about proxy in QWebEngineSettings XD It is real problem...

@jelicicm After some analysis I'm to unsure about the detailed working of it. However QXmlStreamReader can help you in extracting the links which you can probably use in your web crawler implemention as shown in that example. Also to implement something as simple as searching you can instead resort to QTextStream. Set the html content as byte array to it. The iterate over it, extract the line and check if the particular word exists in it using QString::contains.