@Chubinou hi and welcome to devnet, Do you have a known set of servers or just "anywhere is possible" ?

I’ve open-sourced atem-mini-emulator, a Windows C++/Qt 6 application for developing ATEM controller software without keeping a physical switcher connected. The Qt window and a headless executable share the same protocol core. SDK clients can connect locally, change program/preview, transitions, PiP and macros, and see the resulting program picture rendered with QPainter. Camera inputs can use colours, stills or looping video files. It targets the base ATEM Mini and is an MIT-licensed source build. Search GitHub for tin921/atem-mini-emulator; the README covers building and connecting, and docs/core.md explains the protocol implementation. Feedback from other Qt/network-tool developers is welcome. [image: emulator.png] Writing assistance: AI helped prepare this introduction from the project documentation.

Thanks a lot for all this information. It has helped me get clarity on the questions that have been bugging me for weeks. I can now decide better what I want to do, and why. I will definitely share these with them ideas about unifying the UI for mobile and desktop with Qt, as it seems like it doesn't necessarily warrant replacing starting their application from scratch, only their UI code will get replaced (and its bindings).

@MRosiek said in mouseClick() function does not work when coordinates are passed in: I would love to have function which clicks on desired x and y (without need of object reference). For that you could use: nativeMouseClick() mousePress(x, y, mouseButton) + mouseRelease, etc. These two approaches send the events (mouse move, mouse button down, mouse button up) through the system event queue (or equivalent), which in Squish is often called or considered to be a "native event" (hence the "native" in nativeMouseClick()).

Nice..now he knew whether to perform certification

Please check with the Gerrit admins if that is doable.

@lacombe said in Création de fenêtres avec des widget: return QCoreApplication::exec(); QCoreApplication Class The QCoreApplication class provides an event loop for Qt applications without UI. ? QApplication a(argc, argv); ... return a.exec();

I had the same “You are not authorized” error when trying to create a Jira ticket. AlexBlasche’s fix works perfectly, use the direct login URL first