Qt Interface - Revision history

DoesItReallyMatter: +:Category:Interfaces

2019-03-06T18:09:29Z

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	[[Category:Qt]]		[[Category:Qt]]

DoesItReallyMatter: Move {{Outdated}} to top

2019-03-06T09:38:16Z

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	[[Category:Qt]]		[[Category:Qt]]

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DoesItReallyMatter: /* Sound range */ Update sound range. It hasn't been able to go to 400% in Qt for some time now

2019-01-23T08:52:41Z

Sound range: Update sound range. It hasn't been able to go to 400% in Qt for some time now

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	==== Sound range ====		==== Sound range ====
	The sound goes from 0% to 200% and ~~can~~ go up to 400%.		The sound goes from 0% to 125% (previously the sound went from 0% to 200% and could go up to 400%).

	100% means normal output of the file without amplification.		100% means normal output of the file without amplification.

DoesItReallyMatter: Remove page from :Category:Interfaces, already in a subcategory

2019-01-20T05:27:35Z

Remove page from Category:Interfaces, already in a subcategory

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	[[Category:Qt]]		[[Category:Qt]]

	{{Outdated}}		{{Outdated}}

DoesItReallyMatter: Add page to :Category:Qt

2019-01-20T05:23:22Z

Add page to Category:Qt

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DoesItReallyMatter: Tweaks

2019-01-20T05:11:25Z

Tweaks

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	== Using ==		== Using ==

	=== Launching Modes ===		=== Launching Modes ===

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	== Main interface Description ==		== Main interface Description ==

	=== Menu Bar ===		=== Menu Bar ===

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	\|-		\|-
	! Time label		! Time label
	\|\| - \|\| Switch remaining/~~elasped~~ time \|\| Switch remaining/~~elasped~~ time \|\| Switch remaining/~~elasped~~ time \|\| Open the "Go To Time" dialog		\|\| - \|\| Switch remaining/elapsed time \|\| Switch remaining/elapsed time \|\| Switch remaining/elapsed time \|\| Open the "Go To Time" dialog

	\|}		\|}
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	If you double click on it, it opens the open the GOTOTime dialog in order to skip easily.		If you double click on it, it opens the open the GOTOTime dialog in order to skip easily.

	If ~~vlc~~ doesn't know the total time, like in ~~avi~~/~~http~~, it shows the elapsed time only, and --:-- instead of total time.		If VLC doesn't know the total time, like in [[AVI]]/[[HTTP]], it shows the elapsed time only, and --:-- instead of total time.

	=== System Tray Icon ===		=== System Tray Icon ===

	=== Controller ===		=== Controller ===


	==== Main Slider ====		==== Main Slider ====

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	When you hover it with your mouse, it shows you where it would go if you click.		When you hover it with your mouse, it shows you where it would go if you click.


	==== Sound Slider ====		==== Sound Slider ====
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	When you click somewhere on the soundSlider, it changes the volume.		When you click somewhere on the soundSlider, it changes the volume.
	When you click and drag on the soundSlider, it changes the volume too. If you release the click really outside of the volume slider, it will reset to your old value		When you click and drag on the soundSlider, it changes the volume too. If you release the click really outside of the volume slider, it will reset to your old value.

	When you hover it with your mouse, it shows you the volume it would be if you click it.		When you hover it with your mouse, it shows you the volume it would be if you click it.

	==== Sound range ====		==== Sound range ====
	The sound goes from 0% to 200% and can go up to 400%		The sound goes from 0% to 200% and can go up to 400%.

	100% means normal output of the file without amplification.		100% means normal output of the file without amplification.
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	=== Background Widget ===		=== Background Widget ===


	== Playlist ==		== Playlist ==

	The playlist display has three views, the Icon view, the Detailed view, and the List view. The view can be changed by clicking on the icon above the playlist window.		The [[playlist]] display has three views, the Icon view, the Detailed view, and the List view. The view can be changed by clicking on the icon above the playlist window.

	The playlist can be cleared or re-sorted by right-clicking on the background of the display pane. It's also possible to change the size of the display from this menu.		The playlist can be cleared or re-sorted by right-clicking on the background of the display pane. It's also possible to change the size of the display from this menu.

	== Dialogs description ==		== Dialogs description ==

	=== Open Dialog ===		=== Open Dialog ===

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	=== Extended Dialog ===		=== Extended Dialog ===
	The Extended settings dialog box can be brought up by selected the ''Ex'' button on the main window. Alternatively it can be found in ''Tools'' menu under ''Extended settings...'' (Ctrl+E). The extended settings allow effects to be enabled and adjusted in realtime whilst media is playing.		The Extended settings dialog box can be brought up by selected the ''Ex'' button on the main window. Alternatively it can be found in ''Tools'' menu under ''Extended settings...'' (Ctrl+E). The extended settings allow effects to be enabled and adjusted in realtime whilst media is playing.

	==== Audio Effects ====		==== Audio Effects ====
	===== Graphic Equalizer =====		===== Graphic Equalizer =====
	The Graphic equalizer enables the equalization of the sound output to be enabled and adjusted. Tick the ''Enable'' tickbox to enable it. Ticking the ''2 pass'' will mean the sound is reprocessed through the equalizer again, thus amplifying the changes. Slide the sliders to adjust the output levels for the preamp and each frequency range. There are a number of presets which can be selected from the drop-down box.		The Graphic equalizer enables the equalization of the sound output to be enabled and adjusted. Tick the ''Enable'' tickbox to enable it. Ticking the ''2 pass'' will mean the sound is reprocessed through the equalizer again, thus amplifying the changes. Slide the sliders to adjust the output levels for the preamp and each frequency range. There are a number of presets which can be selected from the drop-down box.

	===== Spatializer =====		===== Spatializer =====
	The Spatializer ~~contain~~ several adjustable audio filters to change the perceived environment such as room size and humidity. Tick the ''Enable spatializer'' tickbox to enable and adjust the sliders.		The Spatializer contains several adjustable audio filters to change the perceived environment such as room size and humidity. Tick the ''Enable spatializer'' tickbox to enable and adjust the sliders.

	==== Video Effects ====		==== Video Effects ====
	===== Basic =====		===== Basic =====
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	== Interface Hotkeys ==		== Interface Hotkeys ==

	[[QtHotkeys \| Qt Interface Hotkeys]]		[[QtHotkeys\|Qt Interface Hotkeys]]

	== Work ==		== Work ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Introduction */ Tweaks, replacing http://www.trolltech.org/qt → https://www.qt.io/ (Trolltech no longer develops as of 2008), remove dead link

2019-01-20T04:58:18Z

Introduction: Tweaks, replacing http://www.trolltech.org/qt → https://www.qt.io/ (Trolltech no longer develops as of 2008), remove dead link

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	Qt / Qt4 is the default, plain, graphical, [[interface]] to VLC, made using the [~~http~~://www.~~trolltech~~.~~org/qt~~ Qt] library (Linux users may need to have this installed). It is used as the default interface on the [[Windows]] and [[Linux]] versions of {{VLC}} from version 0.9.0 and above.		Qt / Qt4 is the default, plain, graphical, [[interface]] to VLC, made using the [https://www.qt.io Qt] library (Linux users may need to have this installed). It is used as the default interface on the [[Windows]] and [[Linux]] versions of {{VLC}} from version 0.9.0 and above.

			Unless you change the [[preferences]], VLC will start up in the Qt4 interface, but you can force this by running
	Unless you change the [[preferences]], {{VLC}} will start up in the Qt4 interface, but you can force this by running		{{%}} vlc '''-I qt'''
	vlc '''-I qt'''
	or		or
	qvlc		% qvlc


	If Qt4 is not avaliable, it will probably revert to using the [[Console\|rc]] (console) interface, even if you force it. The most likely reason for this is if Qt4 hasn't been installed, or if it wasn't linked in (using the ./configure). See [[compiling VLC]~~] [http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/~~] for information on compiling.		If Qt4 is not avaliable, it will probably revert to using the [[Console\|rc]] (console) interface, even if you force it. The most likely reason for this is if Qt4 hasn't been installed, or if it wasn't linked in (using the ./configure). See [[compiling VLC]] for information on compiling.

	Please note that the pre 0.9.0 wxWidgets interface is replaced by the Qt interface and will thus not be further developed.		Please note that the pre-0.9.0 [[wxWidgets]] interface is replaced by the Qt interface and will thus not be further developed.

	== Using ==		== Using ==

DoesItReallyMatter: tag as outdated, will take a look at this page later

2014-11-08T04:58:55Z

tag as outdated, will take a look at this page later

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	[[Category:Interfaces]]		[[Category:Interfaces]]

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Peterkay0: /* Playlist */ Now if you search for how to change this, you can find it :p

2012-05-18T03:47:38Z

Playlist: Now if you search for how to change this, you can find it :p

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	== Playlist ==		== Playlist ==

			The playlist display has three views, the Icon view, the Detailed view, and the List view. The view can be changed by clicking on the icon above the playlist window.

			The playlist can be cleared or re-sorted by right-clicking on the background of the display pane. It's also possible to change the size of the display from this menu.

	== Dialogs description ==		== Dialogs description ==

Materthron: + no wx anymore

2008-07-07T19:46:14Z

+ no wx anymore

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	Qt / Qt4 is the default, plain, graphical, [[interface]] to VLC, made using the [http://www.trolltech.org/qt Qt] library (~~linux~~ users may need to have this installed). It is used as the default interface on the [[Windows]] and [[Linux]] versions of {{VLC}} from version 0.9.0 and up.		Qt / Qt4 is the default, plain, graphical, [[interface]] to VLC, made using the [http://www.trolltech.org/qt Qt] library (Linux users may need to have this installed). It is used as the default interface on the [[Windows]] and [[Linux]] versions of {{VLC}} from version 0.9.0 and above.


	Unless you change the [[preferences]], {{VLC}} ~~> 0.9.0~~ will start up in the Qt4 interface, but you can force this by running		Unless you change the [[preferences]], {{VLC}} will start up in the Qt4 interface, but you can force this by running
	vlc '''-I qt'''		vlc '''-I qt'''
	or		or
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	If Qt4 is not avaliable, it will probably revert to using the [[Console\|rc]] (console) interface, even if you force it. The most likely reason for this is if Qt4 hasn't been installed, or if it wasn't linked in (using the ./configure). See [[compiling VLC]] [http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/] for information on compiling.		If Qt4 is not avaliable, it will probably revert to using the [[Console\|rc]] (console) interface, even if you force it. The most likely reason for this is if Qt4 hasn't been installed, or if it wasn't linked in (using the ./configure). See [[compiling VLC]] [http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/] for information on compiling.

			Please note that the pre 0.9.0 wxWidgets interface is replaced by the Qt interface and will thus not be further developed.

	== Using ==		== Using ==