I am aware that a custom JxBrowser build with H.264 support can be created:
https://jxbrowser.support.teamdev.com/support/solutions/articles/9000013050-mp3-mp4-h-264
But what about H.265 (assuming a valid license is obtained)?
Thanks
JxBrowser is based on Chromium engine. According to the official documentation, Chromium doesn't support H.265 at the moment. When Chromium adds support of H.265, then it will be enabled in JxBrowser as well.
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Does anyone know if there is a way to embed an OpenGL view in an Uno-Platform app? I need it to work across iOS, macOS, Android and UWP. I have a lot of C# / Xamarin code I'd like to reuse.
There is no universal implementation of OpenGL for all platforms. Some does not support it at all...
Android: You may use the Android.Opengl namespace
iOS: You may use GLKit
macOS: You may use NSOpenGLView BUT IT IS DEPRECATED (Apple is suggestion to use MetalKit instead)
Wasm: You need to use WebGL, a subset of OpenGL.
Windows: A popular way is to use GTK3
Linux: A popular way is to use GTK3
Right now, the only universal API available for graphic rendering with Uno Platform is SKIA. I don't know if it suits your case, but here's a Uno sample running SKIA on multiple platforms: https://github.com/unoplatform/Uno.Samples/tree/master/UI/SkiaSharpTest
Is it planned to have support of javaFX in Corretto distributions ?
OpenJDK-8 distributions do not have JavaFX support, I am wondering if Corretto will support it.
Some of JavaFX is supported, however the web browser is not, so it depends upon what you use.
Is JavaFX media supported by Corretto?
Yes, Corretto includes OpenJFX.
Documentation suggests that the latest QtWebEngineView should support WebRTC and HTML5 audio (I also want WebAudio API).
I'm using QtQuick 2 and QT 5.7, and the QML WebEngineView (1.1) and WebView don't support getUserMedia nor HTML5 audio.
Is it possible to have access to WebRTC and Web Audio API using QML?
Or do I have to use C++ and calling the widgets directly? (everything is supported with the webenginewidgets/demobrowser example)
I never found a good solution to this, but recent versions of Qt don't have this issue. I ended up not going the Qt route.
There is n-trig and synaptic now (dell venue pro) except wacom. In docs about QtabletEvent I found nothing about support any of these technologies.
Well since there's a line in Qt documentation:
Tablet Events are generated from a Wacom tablet.
So I believe the answer is yes. I think the reason is because it's hard to support any other drivers in cross-platform fashion currently.
What kind of source material support embedded QtWebKit browser has? Does it support MPEG-4, WebM or Theora and is this support available through compilation?
I was mostly looking desktop platforms (Linux)
QtWebKit is not video player, but it supports extensions like adobe flash, so if you embed some kind of flash player in html you displaying, it will play all videos which can be played in your OS with flash.
Another approach is to use Phonon module, which connects to your video codec system and could play all formats which have codecs installed for them.
Also, html5 support will be added in qt webkit version 2.2, which is still in alpha.