Displaying a GStreamer Video Stream Inside a Specific Area of a Qt Application
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I am developing a Qt application where the backend is implemented in C++ and the frontend is built using QML.
I am able to receive a GStreamer video stream from another device on the C++ side without any issues.At this stage, I want to display the received video stream inside a specific area of the QML UI, without opening a separate window (for example, embedded into a QML Item or a dedicated video panel).
Is this scenario supported in Qt?
If so, what would be the recommended architectural approach and required steps to render a GStreamer video stream directly inside an existing QML interface? -
I am developing a Qt application where the backend is implemented in C++ and the frontend is built using QML.
I am able to receive a GStreamer video stream from another device on the C++ side without any issues.At this stage, I want to display the received video stream inside a specific area of the QML UI, without opening a separate window (for example, embedded into a QML Item or a dedicated video panel).
Is this scenario supported in Qt?
If so, what would be the recommended architectural approach and required steps to render a GStreamer video stream directly inside an existing QML interface?@serkan_tr Hi Yes this scenario is fully supported in Qt. You can for exemple convert your stream to an image and send the image on qml side
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Hi,
If using GStreamer directly, they provide the qml6 plugin that will help you achieve what you want in a more integrated fashion.
