Tu confonds le Qt Multimedia qui est dans Qt 4.6, et ce nouveau framework, qui fait partit du projet Qt Mobility, et qui s'affiche comme un concurrent direct de Phonon (rien qu'en lisant les blogs, ça paraît évident).
C'est expliqué dans un commentaire d'un blog:
To try clear the confusion regarding the difference between the Qt 4.6 MultiMedia APIs and the new Qt APIs shared here:
The Qt 4.6 MultiMedia APIs are a continuance on the old familiar architecture offering media
playback via Phonon. This solution/architecture will be supported and maintained for the
entire Qt 4 series, but no substancial new features will be added.
The newly architected MultiMedia APIs, which this Labs entry is all about, target both desktop and mobile development needs, have an entirely new architecture and will ultimately offer
developers support for Video/Audio capture, Camera APIs, Playlist Management, Playback, Radio and more.
It is intended that they will become part of Qt at some future point once we have completed
development, are happy that the APIs are considered stable/mature and most important that they meet our Qt standard.
[^] # Re: Connerie...
Posté par Nicolas . En réponse au journal Qt/Phonon bientôt mort et remplacé. Évalué à 4.
C'est expliqué dans un commentaire d'un blog:
To try clear the confusion regarding the difference between the Qt 4.6 MultiMedia APIs and the new Qt APIs shared here:
The Qt 4.6 MultiMedia APIs are a continuance on the old familiar architecture offering media
playback via Phonon. This solution/architecture will be supported and maintained for the
entire Qt 4 series, but no substancial new features will be added.
The newly architected MultiMedia APIs, which this Labs entry is all about, target both desktop and mobile development needs, have an entirely new architecture and will ultimately offer
developers support for Video/Audio capture, Camera APIs, Playlist Management, Playback, Radio and more.
It is intended that they will become part of Qt at some future point once we have completed
development, are happy that the APIs are considered stable/mature and most important that they meet our Qt standard.