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# QTeletextMaker
QTeletextMaker is a teletext page editor in development. It is written in C++ using the Qt 5 widget libraries, and released under the GNU General Public License v3.0
QTeletextMaker is a teletext page editor with an emphasis on Level 2.5 enhancement editing, released under the GNU General Public License v3.0
It is written in C++ using the Qt 5 widget libraries but should also compile with Qt 6.
Features
- Load and save teletext pages in .tti format.
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- Configurable zoom.
- View teletext pages in 4:3, 16:9 pillar-box and 16:9 stretch aspect ratios.
Although designed on and developed for Linux, the Qt 5 libraries are cross platform so a Windows executable can be built. A Windows executable can be found within the "Releases" link, compiled on a Linux host using [MXE](https://github.com/mxe/mxe) based on [these instructions](https://blog.8bitbuddhism.com/2018/08/22/cross-compiling-windows-applications-with-mxe/). After MXE is installed `make qtbase` should build and install the required dependencies to build QTeletextMaker.
Although designed on and developed for Linux, the Qt libraries are cross platform so a Windows executable can be built. A Windows executable can be found within the "Releases" link, compiled on a Linux host using [MXE](https://github.com/mxe/mxe) based on [these instructions](https://blog.8bitbuddhism.com/2018/08/22/cross-compiling-windows-applications-with-mxe/). After MXE is installed `make qtbase` should build and install the required dependencies to build QTeletextMaker.
## Building
### Linux
Install the QtCore, QtGui and QtWidgets libraries and build headers, along with the qmake tool. Depending on how qmake is installed, type `qmake && make -j3` or `qmake5 && make -j3` in a terminal to build, you can replace -j3 with the number of processor cores used for the compile process.
Install version 5 or 6 of the QtCore, QtGui and QtWidgets libraries and build headers, along with the qmake tool. Depending on how qmake is installed, type `qmake && make -j3` or `qmake5 && make -j3` or `qmake6 && make -j3` in a terminal to build, you can replace -j3 with the number of processor cores used for the compile process.
The above should place the qteletextmaker executable in the same directory as the source, type `./qteletextmaker` in the terminal to launch. Some Qt installs may place the executable into a "release" directory.