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-KPlayer is a KDE multimedia player.
-
-With KPlayer you can easily play a wide variety of video and audio files and
-streams using a rich and friendly interface compliant with KDE standards.
-
-Features include
-- video, audio and subtitle playback from file, URL, DVD, VCD,
-  audio CD, TV, DVB, etc., as well as KDE I/O Slaves;
-- volume, contrast, brightness, hue and saturation controls;
-- zooming, full screen and fixed aspect options;
-- status and progress display and seeking;
-- multimedia library to organize your media files and streams;
-- configuration dialog and file specific options;
-- KPart for integration with Konqueror, KMLDonkey, etc.
-
-Requirements
-------------
-
-A recent MPlayer
-
-   KPlayer uses the famous MPlayer, www.mplayerhq.hu, as the backend for
-   playing audio and video files and streams. This ensures the maximum
-   variety of supported types of files and encodings.
-
-   You need to have MPlayer version 1.0rc1 or later.
-
-   If there are good binary packages for your distribution, use those.
-   For example on Debian unstable you would do
-
-   echo 'deb http://www.debian-multimedia.org unstable main' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
-   apt-get update
-   apt-get install mplayer kplayer libdvdcss w32codecs
-
-   Substitute unstable for stable or testing as needed.
-
-   As always compiling from source is an option.
-
-   If you got an mplayer.conf in /etc/mplayer or a ~/.mplayer/config,
-   check them to make sure that they do not have a line like "gui=yes".
-   Kill it dead if you find it. Use 'gmplayer' if you ever decide to
-   use MPlayer's own GUI (not recommended).
-
-   It is perfectly fine if you want to remove the MPlayer config files
-   entirely. However, they may be useful as an alternative way of
-   specifying options that KPlayer does not yet support directly.
-
-X11 and XVideo
-
-   X11 is required. X.org is the best choice here.
-
-   XVideo extension is recommended. You can check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
-   file for a line that reads
-
-   Load "extmod"
-
-   This is the line that loads XVideo extension, so make sure it is not
-   disabled. Also check /var/log/Xorg.0.log to make sure that XVideo
-   is loaded without error.
-
-Qt and KDE
-
-   KPlayer supports KDE 3.1 and later, so you need to either run a
-   relatively recent KDE (recommended) or at least have KDE libraries
-   and the corresponding Qt libraries on your system.
-
-Installation
-------------
-
-See INSTALL.
-
-Support
--------
-
-If you have any problems, questions, support requests, come to the KPlayer
-user forum: http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=244388
-
-For issues that take longer time to resolve use the issue trackers:
-bugs: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=532182&group_id=71710
-support requests: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=532183&group_id=71710
-feature requests: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=532185&group_id=71710
-that way your issue will not be lost or forgotten.
-
-The forum and the trackers require you to be registered and logged in.
-This is so that people do not post questions only to never come back to
-check on the response.
-
-There is also an IRC channel for KPlayer discussions: #kplayer on FreeNode.
-
-Playing video DVDs and CDs, audio CDs, data CDs and DVDs, TV, and DVB
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-KPlayer 0.6 and later has much improved support for disk and tuner devices.
-It will detect any CD, DVD, TV and DVB devices present on your system and
-list them as submenus on the File menu. For disk devices it will also detect
-when a disk is inserted or removed and update the submenu accordingly.
-
-When a disk is in the drive, the submenu will list options to play the
-entire disk or each individual track or title. There is also a Load Disk
-command that you will only need if the disk is already in the drive when
-KPlayer starts up or if your system does not tell KPlayer when a disk is
-inserted or removed.
-
-Submenus for TV and DVB devices list options for playing each channel.
-The list of channels can be chosen in the device properties. Go to the
-Multimedia Library, expand the Devices subtree, right click a device and
-choose Properties. The Channel List option is on the General page. There
-are many more options for both disk and tuner devices.
-
-Multimedia Library
-------------------
-
-KPlayer 0.6 and later has a multimedia library that you can use to organize
-your multimedia files and streams.
-
-The Now Playing tree lists the files, URLs and folders on your current
-playlist. This playlist is temporary and will be wiped out the next time
-you play anything else.
-
-Permanent playlists live on the Playlists tree. Copy your current playlist
-from Now Playing here if you want to keep it. Items on playlists can be
-arranged in any order you like by dragging them around or using Move Down
-and Move Up commands.
-
-Collection tree can contain folders with items sorted by any available
-field. By default only the most useful fields are displayed in both
-the playlists and the collection, but other fields can be shown using the
-Columns submenu on the Library menu. Some fields can be changed, those are
-listed on the Edit submenu of the Library menu.
-
-Devices tree lists the disk and tuner devices KPlayer found on your system,
-and under those you will find the available tracks, titles or channels.
-Devices, disks, tracks, titles and channels all have their own properties
-that you can access using the Properties option on the Library menu or on
-the right click context menu.
-
-Root Directory and Home Directory list multimedia files found in those
-directories and their subdirectories. Find the directories that contain
-your multimedia files and put them into your collection. Then create and
-organize your playlists from the collection. Both the collection and the
-playlists can have as many levels as you need.
-
-Remote files and streams can be put on the collection and playlists by
-using the Add URL command on the Library menu or the right click context
-menu.
-
-Multitrack files and streams
-----------------------------
-
-Some media files and streams have more than one video, audio or subtitle
-tracks in them. Those will be listed on the Video, Audio and Subtitles
-submenus of the Player menu. Audio and subtitle tracks will be labelled
-with their language if it is known. You can also choose the tracks in the
-File Properties.
-
-Configuration
--------------
-
-KPlayer's initial settings have been tuned to the optimal values so that
-the program should be fully usable out of the box. In fact, version 0.2
-did not have a configuration dialog and was quite useful nevertheless.
-
-For advanced users the configuration dialog offers a lot of different
-settings affecting both the KPlayer user interface and MPlayer options.
-If you mess KPlayer up by playing with them, the Defaults button is there
-to help you out.
-
-However, if KPlayer does not work for you in the first place, please first
-test MPlayer itself from the command line to see if it needs any command
-line options to work on your system. Then you can set those options in the
-KPlayer configuration dialog.
-
-Before you put anything into the Additional Command Line Arguments box,
-please first look around the dialog to make sure the option you need is not
-yet supported directly. For example, the only time you'll ever need to put
--ao, -ac, -vo or -vc in there is when you want to list more than one output
-or codec separated by a comma. In that case please first set the respective
-option on the Audio or Video page to 'auto'.
-
-Warning about -vo sdl and -vo svga: if you set these anywhere other than the
-Video page in the KPlayer config dialog, you will likely have to either wait
-for your file to finish playing or kill your X session. If you really have
-to, you can edit or remove the input.conf file in share/apps/kplayer, but
-that is not recommended, nor are -vo sdl and -vo svga for that matter.
-
-File properties
----------------
-
-Starting from KPlayer 0.5 each file and URL has its own set of properties.
-They include information that KPlayer found out about the file, like time
-length, video size, frame rate, bitrates, and so on, as well as various
-options you can set, like name, video aspect, subtitles, and many more.
-
-Most properties can be set through the File Properties dialog. The
-Properties dialog for the currently loaded file or URL can be opened from
-the File menu, or using a button on the main toolbar, or from the right
-click popup menu. You can also open Properties dialog for any entry in
-the multimedia library by right clicking on it, or by using the Properties
-command on the Library menu.
-
-An easier way to set file properties is by holding the Shift key when
-changing a setting. For example, if you hold Shift and select Soft Frame
-Drop from the Player menu, KPlayer will remember that setting for the
-current URL, and use it the next time you play it. After it is done playing
-the current URL, it will revert the Frame Drop setting to the default, the
-one that was in effect before you changed it with Shift. On the other hand,
-if you change Frame Drop without holding Shift, the new setting will become
-the default, and will be used for all URLs that do not have it set
-explicitly.
-
-Full screen mode
-----------------
-
-To return from the full screen mode to the normal mode just hit Ctrl+F or
-right click anywhere in the video area and choose Full Screen from the menu.
-Double clicking the video area also switches between full screen and normal
-mode. You can also hit the Esc key, which will stop playback and end the
-full screen mode.
-
-History
--------
-
-See ChangeLog.
-
-Known issues
-------------
-
-See BUGS.
-
-Online manuals and HOWTOs
--------------------------
-
-KPlayer user manual is available online at
-http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragear-multimedia/kplayer/
-or http://kplayer.sourceforge.net/manual/
-
-In particular the manual has a few micro HOWTOs that will give you many
-useful tips on how to get the most out of KPlayer and your multimedia.