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Media Player
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RSS Guard offers some abilities everyone would expect from typical podcast client. It offers built-in media player on some platforms:
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* All[^1] [non-`lite`](../variants) builds offer `libmpv`-based media player which supports almost all features offered by `libmpv`, including keyboar d/mouse navigation, on-screen controller and custom configuration files loading. At this point. Also, `yt-dlp` is deployed on some[^2] platforms which allows comfortable Youtube videos playback.
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* All [`lite`](../variants) include more basic media player based on `QtMultimedia` backend. This backend is usually itself based on `ffmpeg` so it can play fairly wide range of media formats.
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[^1]: At this point, precompiled binaries for Mac OS X do not have this backend enabled and rely on `QtMultimedia` backend instead.
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[^2]: `yt-dlp` is contained in binaries for Windows. For other operating systems, I recommend to install `yt-dlp` or `youtube-dl` system-wide and add it to your `PATH` environment variable. Also, custom path to the tool can be tweaked in `mpv.conf`.
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## Usage
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This feature is available for each hyperlink URL. You can either right-click any link in embedded article/web browser or you can use `Articles -> Play in media player` menu item.
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## Configuration
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See `Settings -> Media player` configuration section in RSS Guard. User data [placeholder](userdata) is supported.
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## `libmpv` Backend
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Note that this backend does support full `mpv` configuration mechanism. You can set path to custom configuration folder in settings (see above). If you select empty folder, then RSS Guard automatically copies sample configuration files into it.
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