To whom it may concern: It looks like the chromium browser uses ffpmsg as the default medium player backend and Samsung is working on a Gstreamer backend. Does anyone know about the medium player roadmap of qtWebengine. Will the qtWebengine support Gstreamer soon? Best regards, Eric

Hi! Better ask this on the mailing list: http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest . That's where the framework developers are. This forum is more for users helping each other. :-)

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To whom it may concern:

It looks like the chromium browser uses ffpmsg as the default medium player backend and Samsung is working on a Gstreamer backend. Does anyone know about the medium player roadmap of qtWebengine. Will the qtWebengine support Gstreamer soon?

Best regards,

Eric
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Hi! Better ask this on the mailing list: http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest. That's where the framework developers are. This forum is more for users helping each other. :-)
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