TimeCodeManager

TimeCodeManager is the class responsible for processing timecode for external playing media. This means anything not playing locally in QOrbiter. It can be accessed as a property by "dcetimecode"

Properties

Properties are accessed by: dceTimecode.propertyname

Property Name	Property Type	Signal	Description	Example
tcTotalTime	int	totalTimeChanged()	the total time, in milliseconds of the current media	Here i use the total time to calculate the time when dragging the seek bar back and forth property int slidertimer: (scroll_tab.x / scroller_transit.width) * dceTimecode.tcTotalTime
tcCurrentTime	int	timeChanged()	the current position, in milliseconds
runningTimer	double	positionChanged()	Used to constantly update the position of the seek bar as media advances	By setting the x property to do a little math, I get the seek bar to advance across the transit as the media plays x: ( dceTimecode.runningTimer / dceTimecode.tcTotalTime) * scroller.width
dragTime	String	dragTimeChanged()	the time that the slider if implemented has been dragged to.	Here, it is utilized in a popup that shows when a user drags the seek bar Text { id: drag_label text: dceTimecode.dragTime anchors.centerIn: parent }
qsTotalTime	String	totalStringTimeChanged()	Total time of media, formatted in HH::MM::SS - updated every second
qsCurrentTime	String	stringTimeChanged()	The current position of the media in HH:MM::SS - updated every second
stringPlaybackSpeed	string	sPlaybackSpeedChanged()	Playback speed in string format
playbackSpeed	int	playbackSpeedChanged()	Playback Speed in integer format

Signals

Signals not related to specific properties, but internal functions of the class itself

Signal	Params	Description
seekToTime(QString)	String	This signal is emitted when the dragging stops on the seek bar and the time to jump to in the stream is calculated. The string contains the time to jump to in milliseconds. This signal is normally connected to the dce function setMediaPosition(QString)

Functions

This is a unique class with no external functions as it does its business internally.