Hi all,
I am playing with a gui that shows several QMovies which may have
arbitrary sizes/aspects, and I'd like them all to live within the same
sized QLabel for a neat layout.
So in order to scale them properly I assume I need to use
QMovie.setScaledSize()?!
But the latter has no facility to keep the movie file's aspect ratio, so
in order to use something like this:
fileQSize.scale(displayQSize, QtCore.Qt.KeepAspectRatio)
I need to know the movie file's size/aspect.
It would seem that QT does not know the file's size until it has been
played, and some examples I have seen on the web do this:
movie.start()
movie.stop()
movie.currentImage().size()
or:
movie.jumpToFrame(0)
movie.currentImage().size()
Is this the way to go or is there a tidier way?
Thanks in advance,
frank
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