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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2021 The Qt Company Ltd.
** Copyright (C) 2019 Luxoft Sweden AB
** Copyright (C) 2018 Pelagicore AG
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**
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#include "qivimediadevice.h"
QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
/*!
\class QIviMediaDevice
\inmodule QtIviMedia
\brief QIviMediaDevice is the base class for all media devices.
A Media Device is an externally or internally connected device on which media is stored.
It can be a physical medium like a USB thumbdrive or a CD/DVD, but it could also be a DLNA Media Server running
on a different machine e.g. on the rear seat entertainment system.
Media Devices can be retrieved by using the QIviMediaDeviceDiscoveryModel, which asks the backend
which devices it knows of that are currently connected to the IVI system.
\section1 Supported Media Devices
\target SupportedMediaDevices
The following media devices are supported by the QIviMedia module:
\annotatedlist qtivi_mediadevices
*/
/*!
\qmltype MediaDevice
\instantiates QIviMediaDevice
\inqmlmodule QtIvi.Media
\inherits ServiceObject
\brief MediaDevice is the base item for all Media Devices.
A Media Device is an externally or internally connected device on which media is stored.
It can be a physical medium like a USB thumbdrive or a CD/DVD, but it could also be a DLNA Media Server running
on a different machine e.g. on the rear seat entertainment system.
Media Devices can be retrieved by using the MediaDeviceDiscoveryModel, which asks the backend
which devices it knows of that are currently connected to the IVI system.
\section1 Supported Media Devices
\target QmlSupportedMediaDevices
The following media devices are supported by the QIviMedia module:
\annotatedlist qtivi_qmlmediadevices
*/
/*!
\qmlproperty string MediaDevice::name
The name of the media device. E.g. the CD-name or the name of the thumbdrive.
*/
/*!
\property QIviMediaDevice::name
The name of the media device. E.g. the CD-name or the name of the thumbdrive.
*/
/*!
\qmlproperty string MediaDevice::type
The type of the media device. E.g. "usb", "CD". See \l QmlSupportedMediaDevices for the supported Devices.
*/
/*!
\property QIviMediaDevice::type
The type of the media device. E.g. "usb", "CD". See \l SupportedMediaDevices for the supported Devices.
*/
QIviMediaDevice::QIviMediaDevice(QObject *parent)
: QIviServiceObject(parent)
{
}
/*!
\class QIviMediaUsbDevice
\inmodule QtIviMedia
\ingroup qtivi_mediadevices
\brief QIviMediaUsbDevice represents a USB device connected to the system.
This device instance can be used as a serviceObject for other Features e.g. the
QIviSearchAndBrowseModel to browse through the content. Whether a feature is supported
by this device is decided by the backend implementing it.
\note The type of this device is \e "usb"
*/
/*!
\qmltype MediaUsbDevice
\instantiates QIviMediaUsbDevice
\inqmlmodule QtIvi.Media
\ingroup qtivi_qmlmediadevices
\inherits MediaDevice
\brief MediaUsbDevice represents a USB device connected to the system.
This device instance can be used as a serviceObject for other Features e.g. the
SearchAndBrowseModel to browse through the content. Whether a feature is supported
by this device is decided by the backend implementing it.
\note The type of this device is \e "usb"
*/
QIviMediaUsbDevice::QIviMediaUsbDevice(QObject *parent)
: QIviMediaDevice(parent)
{
}
/*!
\reimp
Returns \e "usb".
*/
QString QIviMediaUsbDevice::type() const
{
return QLatin1String("usb");
}
/*!
\qmlmethod MediaUsbDevice::eject()
Ejects the USB media device and makes sure all data is written to the thumb-drive so it can safely be removed.
*/
/*!
\fn void QIviMediaUsbDevice::eject()
Ejects the USB media device and makes sure all data is written to the thumb-drive so it can safely be removed.
*/
QT_END_NAMESPACE
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