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design/synchronisation: move defining information to GstClock intro
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## A GstClock
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This object provides a counter that represents the current time in
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nanoseconds. This value is called the absolute\_time.
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nanoseconds. This value is called the absolute\_time. A `GstClock`
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always counts time upwards and does not necessarily start at 0.
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Different sources exist for this counter:
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providers and will distribute it to all other elements (see
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[gstpipeline](design/gstpipeline.md)).
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A `GstClock` always counts time upwards and does not necessarily start at
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0.
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While it is possible, it is not recommended to create a clock derived
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from the contents of a stream (for example, create a clock from the PCR
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in an mpeg-ts stream).
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