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# Syncplay
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# Syncplay
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Solution to synchronize video playback across multiple instances of MPlayer and/or Media Player Classic (MPC-HC) over the Internet.
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Solution to synchronize video playback across multiple instances of mplayer2 and/or Media Player Classic (MPC-HC) over the Internet.
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## What does it do
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## What does it do
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If you are using the frozen executable package avaiable from the download page then you will not need to be able to run python scripts.
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If you are using the frozen executable package avaiable from the download page then you will not need to be able to run python scripts.
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## Supported players
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## Supported players
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### MPlayer on Linux
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### mplayer2 on Linux
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On Linux `syncplayClient.py` acts as a wrapper for MPlayer.
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On Linux `syncplayClient.py` acts as a wrapper for mplayer.
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You're expected to pass filename as the first positional argument. If you wish to pass more arguments to mplayer prepend them with -- argument, it's treated as the last argument for wrapper.
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You're expected to pass filename as the first positional argument. If you wish to pass more arguments to mplayer prepend them with -- argument, it's treated as the last argument for wrapper.
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It launches mplayer which behaves just like normal (it reacts to keyboard shortcuts etc).
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It launches mplayer which behaves just like normal (it reacts to keyboard shortcuts etc).
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### Opening a media file with Syncplay
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### Opening a media file with Syncplay
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If you open a file with `syncplayClient` then it will automatically open Syncplay and load the file through MPC-HC on Windows and MPlayer on Linux.
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If you open a file with `syncplayClient` then it will automatically open Syncplay and load the file through MPC-HC on Windows and mplayer on Linux.
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### Configuration window
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### Configuration window
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The configuration window allows for various settings to be configured prior to Syncplay starting.
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The configuration window allows for various settings to be configured prior to Syncplay starting.
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### Instructions on how to use Syncplay for the first time
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### Instructions on how to use Syncplay for the first time
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1. Ensure that you have the latest version of MPC-HC on Windows or MPlayer on Linux.
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1. Ensure that you have the latest version of MPC-HC on Windows or mplayer2 on Linux.
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2. Download Syncplay from https://github.com/Uriziel/syncplay/downloads and extract to a folder of your choosing.
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2. Download Syncplay from https://github.com/Uriziel/syncplay/downloads and extract to a folder of your choosing.
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