goldendict-ng/audioplayerfactory.hh
Igor Kushnir 9aa3c44d4e Add QMediaPlayer internal player back end (Qt5 only)
* add config and GUI support for internal player back end switching;
* make FFmpeg player disabling option consistent with other similar
  qmake options by using CONFIG;
* add a new qmake option that disables Qt Multimedia player. This is
  useful for GNU/Linux distributions where Qt WebKit and Qt Multimedia
  packages depend on different GStreamer versions and don't work
  correctly when combined in one application.

The existing FFmpeg+libao internal player back end has a relatively
low-level implementation, which is difficult to understand and improve.
There are at least 3 open internal player issues:
  1) many GNU/Linux users have to edit their libao configuration file to
     make Goldendict's internal player work (issue #412);
  2) libao's pulseaudio plugin does not support 32-bit audio, which
     means that many MediaWiki pronunciations don't work with the most
     popular GNU/Linux audio driver (issue #949);
  3) Ffmpeg::DecoderContext uses deprecated FFmpeg APIs, which causes
     compiler warnings and means that this internal player back end
     may not compile with a future FFmpeg library version (issue #978).

The Qt Multimedia back end implementation uses the highest-level
Qt audio API and is very simple.
This new back end works flawlessly on my GNU/Linux machine.
I'm not making it the default back end because I don't know how well
it will work on other platforms with different configurations.
2018-03-30 17:10:33 +03:00

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/* This file is (c) 2018 Igor Kushnir <igorkuo@gmail.com>
* Part of GoldenDict. Licensed under GPLv3 or later, see the LICENSE file */
#ifndef AUDIOPLAYERFACTORY_HH_INCLUDED
#define AUDIOPLAYERFACTORY_HH_INCLUDED
#include "audioplayerinterface.hh"
#include "config.hh"
class ExternalAudioPlayer;
class AudioPlayerFactory
{
Q_DISABLE_COPY( AudioPlayerFactory )
public:
explicit AudioPlayerFactory( Config::Preferences const & );
void setPreferences( Config::Preferences const & );
/// The returned reference to a smart pointer is valid as long as this object
/// exists. The pointer to the owned AudioPlayerInterface may change after the
/// call to setPreferences(), but it is guaranteed to never be null.
AudioPlayerPtr const & player() const { return playerPtr; }
private:
void reset();
void setAudioPlaybackProgram( ExternalAudioPlayer & externalPlayer );
bool useInternalPlayer;
Config::InternalPlayerBackend internalPlayerBackend;
QString audioPlaybackProgram;
AudioPlayerPtr playerPtr;
};
#endif // AUDIOPLAYERFACTORY_HH_INCLUDED