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Help. About QMediaPlayer performance

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    JoeHsu
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    I am a qt5 newbie (a qt newbie actually). I took a QMediaPlayer example from internet, built it and ran, and it really decoded a H264 1080p video sample in my PC. But its performance is not good and it consumes too much CPU power--over 120%. Ah..Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3220 CPU @ 3.30GHz is the CPU in my PC and ubuntu 13.10 is the operating system.

    I guess I could improve the performance in two ways. First, I do the video decoding/rendering part using other libraries/APIs myself, such as using libav/vaapi/xvideo extension. Second, try to "improve" the mediaservice plugin and its dependent libraries(gstreamer related).
    
    Now I prefer the second way. Any opinions would be appreciated. Thank you very much.
    
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      maximus
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      Hey,

      Have a look at
      http://projects.tano.si/vlc-qt

      it's a really good video player (VLC) that can be embedded in a Widget.
      Not too hard to set up, work the same on all machine and I get good performance

      Good luck


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        JoeHsu
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        Hello:
        Thanks...That is a great solution.

        [quote author="maximus" date="1383237123"]Hey,

        Have a look at
        http://projects.tano.si/vlc-qt

        it's a really good video player (VLC) that can be embedded in a Widget.
        Not too hard to set up, work the same on all machine and I get good performance

        Good luck[/quote]

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