Blend Web and Local Content with the Qt WebKit Integration

The Qt WebKit Integration is an integration of WebKit – the open source web browser engine fork of KHTML from the KDE project, used by companies such as Apple®, Google™ and Nokia - with Qt. Using the Qt WebKit Integration, developers can:

• Blend web and local content and services in a single rich application
• Rapidly create applications that incorporate real-time web content and services
• Use HTML and Java Script integrated in native code
  
• Maintain complete control of the browser environment across platforms
  

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See the Qt WebKit Integration in Action

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This demo shows how native controls can be exposed, providing extended functionality that HTML does not provide, and how you can use HTML to control layout.	This demo shows how simple it is to set up a webkit component with Qt Designer, preview it and actually interact with it - all in the space of a few seconds.	This demo shows how you can use WebKit to interact with JavaScript Web Services and blend local and remote content.
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Cross-Platform Multimedia Framework

Qt uses the Phonon multimedia framework to provide functionality for playback of the most common multimedia formats. The media can be read from files or streamed over a network, using a QURL to a file. Phonon makes it easy to include audio and video playback in Qt application, and abstracts multimedia formats and frameworks on each targeted platform:

• QuickTime on Mac
• DirectShow on Windows
• GStreamer on Linux

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