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How to add QT6::Multimedia add-ons to Visual Studio

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    I develop Qt ui using Visual Studio and using Qt VS Tool. How to add Qt add-ons like a Multimedia to Visual Studio?

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      I develop Qt ui using Visual Studio and using Qt VS Tool. How to add Qt add-ons like a Multimedia to Visual Studio?

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      QtMultimedia is a simple library like QtNetwork so what do you want to add? When you installed Qt via the Qt online installer then QtMultimedia is already there and you can use it as described in the documentation: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtmultimediawidgets-index.html

      Qt Online Installer direct download: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/online_installers/
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        QtMultimedia is a simple library like QtNetwork so what do you want to add? When you installed Qt via the Qt online installer then QtMultimedia is already there and you can use it as described in the documentation: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtmultimediawidgets-index.html

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        I try both normal Qt Creator and VS but the IDE cannot import it.
        OK sir, maybe my installation process gone wrong.

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          @Christian-Ehrlicher 54740f76-b5a6-412c-bb5b-21f6822e1c7d-image.png
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          I try both normal Qt Creator and VS but the IDE cannot import it.
          OK sir, maybe my installation process gone wrong.

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          @Anuwat-k In VS, you need to add the modules to your project. And they are not added automatically.

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            @Anuwat-k In VS, you need to add the modules to your project. And they are not added automatically.

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            @JoeCFD Yes, but how. Can you give me the step?

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              @JoeCFD Yes, but how. Can you give me the step?

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              @Anuwat something like:
              In your project, right-click on the project in Solution Explorer and choose "Properties."
              Navigate to "Qt Project Settings" or a similar section.
              Add the required Qt modules under "Modules."

              You can add them when you create a project.

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                @Anuwat something like:
                In your project, right-click on the project in Solution Explorer and choose "Properties."
                Navigate to "Qt Project Settings" or a similar section.
                Add the required Qt modules under "Modules."

                You can add them when you create a project.

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                @JoeCFD Thank Joe. from your answer, I do some research and I got that.
                Qt Multimedia is additional library so I need to install it from Qt maintenance tool.
                Screenshot 2023-11-18 094510.png
                And follow your instructions
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                Done
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                Thanks

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