class QGraphicsVideoItem#

The QGraphicsVideoItem class provides a graphics item which display video produced by a QMediaPlayer or QCamera . More…

Synopsis#

Properties#

aspectRatioModeᅟ - How a video is scaled to fit the graphics item’s size
nativeSizeᅟ - The native size of the video
offsetᅟ - The video item’s offset
sizeᅟ - The video item’s size
videoSinkᅟ - Returns the underlying video sink that can render video frames to the current item. This property is never nullptr. Example of how to render video frames to QGraphicsVideoItem:

Signals#

def nativeSizeChanged()

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Detailed Description#

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Attaching a QGraphicsVideoItem to a QMediaPlayer or QCamera allows it to display the video or image output of that media object.

player = QMediaPlayer(self)
item = QGraphicsVideoItem()
player.setVideoOutput(item)
graphicsView.scene().addItem(item)
graphicsView.show()
player.setSource(QUrl("http://example.com/myclip4.ogv"))
player.play()

Note: Only a single display output can be attached to a media object at one time.

See also

QMediaPlayer QVideoWidget QCamera

Note

Properties can be used directly when from __feature__ import true_property is used or via accessor functions otherwise.

property aspectRatioModeᅟ: Qt.AspectRatioMode#

This property holds how a video is scaled to fit the graphics item’s size..

Access functions:

aspectRatioMode()
setAspectRatioMode()

property nativeSizeᅟ: QSizeF#

This property holds the native size of the video..

Access functions:

nativeSize()
Signal nativeSizeChanged()

property offsetᅟ: QPointF#

This property holds the video item’s offset..

QGraphicsVideoItem will draw video using the offset for its top left corner.

Access functions:

offset()
setOffset()

property sizeᅟ: QSizeF#

This property holds the video item’s size..

QGraphicsVideoItem will draw video scaled to fit size according to its fillMode.

Access functions:

size()
setSize()

property videoSinkᅟ: QVideoSink#

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This property holds Returns the underlying video sink that can render video frames to the current item. This property is never nullptr. Example of how to render video frames to QGraphicsVideoItem :.

item = QGraphicsVideoItem()
graphicsView.scene().addItem(item)
graphicsView.show()
img = QImage("images/qt-logo.png").convertToFormat(QImage.Format_ARGB32)
item.videoSink().setVideoFrame(QVideoFrame(img))

See also

setVideoOutput

Access functions:

videoSink()

__init__([parent=None])#

Parameters:: parent – QGraphicsItem

Constructs a graphics item that displays video.

The parent is passed to QGraphicsItem.

aspectRatioMode()#

Return type:: AspectRatioMode

See also

setAspectRatioMode()

Getter of property aspectRatioModeᅟ .

nativeSize()#

Return type:: QSizeF

Getter of property nativeSizeᅟ .

nativeSizeChanged(size)#

Parameters:: size – QSizeF

Notification signal of property nativeSizeᅟ .

offset()#

Return type:: QPointF

See also

setOffset()

Getter of property offsetᅟ .

setAspectRatioMode(mode)#

Parameters:: mode – AspectRatioMode

See also

aspectRatioMode()

Setter of property aspectRatioModeᅟ .

setOffset(offset)#

Parameters:: offset – QPointF

See also

offset()

Setter of property offsetᅟ .

setSize(size)#

Parameters:: size – QSizeF

See also

size()

Setter of property sizeᅟ .

size()#

Return type:: QSizeF

See also

setSize()

Getter of property sizeᅟ .

videoSink()#

Return type:: QVideoSink

Getter of property videoSinkᅟ .