SoC 2008/Qt improvements
This project is part of Google Summer of Code 2008.
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GSoC - QT improvements
Goals of my project:
Fullscreen controller (FSC) for Linux and Windows make VLC interface for Phonon to provide it as backend playlist enhancements
GIT repo
web browsing: http://git.videolan.org/?p=vlc-lukas.git;a=summary
getting code: git clone git://git.videolan.org/vlc-lukas.git
feel free to clone, compile, test and make feedback
Work timetable
26th May - start of coding
9th June - FSC should be mostly done, start Phonon part of project
9th - 12th June - one or two free days caused by bachelor exams
3th August - VLC Phonon backend should be greatly working
4th August - start coding around playlist
5th September - end of the SoC project
Status of work
26th May
prototype of fullscreen controller is working on linux, but on windows there is issue with hidding of FS controller I requested Tanguy Krotoff for svn account in VLC(-mplayer) Phonon backend repository
28th May
I have account in VLC(-mplayer) Phonon backend repository FSC works in unintergrated and integrated video
29th May
hidding on windows is working, it is done by trick, but searching for resolving problem with hide() continue
2nd June
remove equalizer button from FSC it seems nobody knows why hide() doesnt work for windows, so it is solved by setting opacity and resending key press events to libvlc
3rd June
press events resending enabled for linux, works fine, now it is usable. I was trying several tests wtih transparency it seems to be serious problem on windows, it is blinking a lot. On linux you need composite manager to make it working, I dont have it and my attempts to make it working failed on first step with installing proprietary ATI driver, which doesnt want to work with actaul X.Org My work is a bit slowed-down, because I have to prepare for my exams on 10th June.
4th June
add debuging mode for testing transparency on windows add teletext buttons slow hidding enabled on non windows platforms, but working only with composite manager and also turn on when transparency debug is enabled
5th June
learning for exams