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Originally Posted by mrmikel
If the path is the problem is there a solution? VLC is not in the path but Roxio is and I think it uses Qt as well.
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Hm... this is more complicated than it seems. The "main" Qt DLL's should be loaded from the Sigil directory no matter what is on your PATH, since Windows looks for DLL's in the app folder first. So that is not the issue.
What
could be the issue is the loading of Qt plugins. Qt DLL's load some plugin DLL's dynamically. These are the ones located in the "codecs", "iconengines" and "imageformats" folders.
Now Sigil explicitly instructs that plugins should be loaded from those folders,
but this could be overridden by plugins on the PATH. I'm not sure of the order in which Qt inspects the locations where the plugins could be loaded from. After a bit of research, it seems that if the application specifes a plugin search path with QCoreApplication::addLibraryPath() calls (as Sigil does), these are always searched first.
So it seems something else is your problem.