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XAnim codecs section</A>.</LI>

<LI>If you have a V4L compatible <B>TV tuner</B> card, and wish to watch/grab and
encode movies with <B>MPlayer</B>, read the <A HREF=#2.5>TV input</A> section.</LI>

<LI>There are two audio/video sync codes in <B>MPlayer</B>. To use the old
method, you don't have to do anything. It uses <CODE>usleep()</CODE> to tune
A/V sync, with +/- 10ms accuracy. However sometimes the sync has to be tuned
even finer. The new sync code uses PC's RTC (Real Time Clock) for this task,
because it has precise 1ms timers. This requires root, or a <I>setuid root</I>
<B>MPlayer</B> binary (or a little kernel hacking, but that's unadvised). You
can see the new sync's efficiency in the status line. Note: <B>NEVER install
setuid MPlayer binary on a multiuser system!</B> It's a clear way for everyone
to gain root.</LI>

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XAnim codecs section</A>.</LI>

<LI>If you have a V4L compatible <B>TV tuner</B> card, and wish to watch/grab and
encode movies with <B>MPlayer</B>, read the <A HREF=#2.5>TV input</A> section.</LI>

<LI>There are two timer codes in <B>MPlayer</B>. To use the old
method, you don't have to do anything. It uses <CODE>usleep()</CODE> to tune
A/V sync, with +/- 10ms accuracy. However sometimes the sync has to be tuned
even finer. The new timer code uses PC's RTC (Real Time Clock) for this task,
because it has precise 1ms timers. This requires root, or a <I>setuid root</I>
<B>MPlayer</B> binary (or a little kernel hacking, but that's unadvised). You
can see the new timer's efficiency in the status line. Note: <B>NEVER install
setuid MPlayer binary on a multiuser system!</B> It's a clear way for everyone
to gain root.</LI>

</UL>