Here is a short description of the KXineWidget - class.

You can use this class in any Qt - application and have all the power of xine in your hands.

The demo project can be found Here

Please note that this class was developped by the Kaffeine - Project.

Here is how you would use the class in your application :

MyClass::MyClass()
{
	:
  	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	QString prefVideo ("xshm");
	QString prefAudio ("auto");
	m_pXineWidget = new KXineWidget (vframe, "XineWidget", prefAudio, prefVideo);
	// Next we create a GridLayout to have the QXineWidget take the full space of the QFrame - Object.
	m_pXineLayout = new QGridLayout (vframe, 1, 1, 4, 6, "XineMainLayout");
	m_pXineLayout->addWidget(m_pXineWidget, 0, 0);
	// Next I would recommend initializing the xine engine ...
	m_pXineWidget->initXine();  // Or show(), since the QXineWidget::polish() function would then call InitXine()
	:
}
	:
void MyClass::slotPlay()
{
	QString fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName ( "./", QString ("Movie Files ( *.mpg *.mpeg *.mov *.vob *.MPG *.MPEG *.MOV *.mov )"));

	m_pXineWidget->appendToQueue ( fileName );
	m_pXineWidget->slotPlay ();
}