* modules/gui/skins2/src/skin_main.cpp: "play on start" support.
* src/interface/interface.c: explicit init of b_play.
* src/libvlc.c: GetFilenames() doesn't start the playlist anymore.

',') where VLC can look for a subtitle file ; typically, ./Subtitles or
./subtitles (the directory in wich the film is located is implicit).

    + Check for <altivec.h>.
    + Test for -maltivec -mabi=altivec in addition to -fvec.

   When true, the interface will automatically start playing the playlist when (and only when) it is ready. (particularly useful for embedded vouts).
* src/libvlc.c, src/vlc.c: new VLC_AddIntf() prototype.
* src/interface/interface.c: if the interface doesn't support "playing on start", do it ourselves.
* modules/gui/wxwindows/wxwindows.cpp: implement "play on start".

* added restore to default settings button (for those sliders)

  than only responding to shortcut keys which are defined in the .nib
  interface file

  - fix goom location
  - some small url improvements. please test the contrib system.
* modules/gui/macosx/*
  - autodetect Quartz Extreme. Use OpenGL vout if present.
  - --macosx-vout auto|quartz|opengl to force a vout.
* Makefile.am: add share/http/vlm to target.
* NEWS: small updates
* AUTHORS: updated my email address.

  description of what it does and how it's implemented.

* Overview of the CMML codec:

  This is an implementation of the Continuous Media Markup Language
  (CMML) for VideoLAN.  In short, CMML is a (XML) markup language for
  time-continuous data, which of course includes multimedia such as
  video and audio.  It allows one to annotate a media file with both
  structured and unstructured textual data, but one of its distinguishing
  features--and what this code implements--is its support for embedding
  hyperlinks in media files.

  So, while viewing some media (e.g. a radio interview with a band),
  you could provide a hyperlink to any URL, including a standard web
  page or other media (e.g. the band's home page).  The hyperlinks
  are active only for specific intervals of time while the media is
  playing, so for example during a radio interview, the hyperlinks
  can change depending on what questions the interviewer is asking
  and topic is being discussed.

  For more general information on CMML and its role in the bigger
  picture of extending the World Wide Web to properly support multimedia,
  see <http://www.annodex.net/overview.html>.  For specifications of
  CMML, see <http://www.annodex.net/specifications.html>.

* CMML codec usage:

  Once you have hyperlinking capability, you take on some of the
  capabilities of a web browser, in particular following hyperlinks,
  and also maintaining a browsing history where you can go backwards
  and forwards between pieces of media you've linked to.  So, if you
  are viewing a file with CMML markup:

  * Hyperlinks are displayed as a subtitle track

  * Hyperlinks are followed with the VLC "activate" hotkey (by default,
    this is just the Enter key)

  * Going back and forward are done with the "history-back" and
    "history-forward" keys, by default Cmd-[ and Cmd-] on Mac OS X,
    and Ctrl-[ and Ctrl-] on all other platforms.

  Until the media browsing history features are made available outside
  of the CMML plugin, you can only use the history features while
  viewing a file that contains CMML markup: e.g. you cannot navigate
  backwards or forward in the history while viewing a standard MPEG
  video.  This is a limitation which may be removed if the media
  browsing code is merged into the VLC core.

* modules/video_output/directx/events.c: prevent monitor power down when the directx vout is running.

adds a linebreak after sending the Basic authentification token. This makes web servers (including VLC) a lot happier ;-)

* src/audio_output/input.c: simplified VisualizationCallback() and don't restart the aout inputs in there but rather set the b_restart flag so they automatically get restarted on the next aout_InputPlay().

  I'm not aware of any REAL problems with the openGL output
  please report your experiences.

   The locking is still far from perfect and will need some cleanup but this is a step in the right direction.

  - The SAP handler now runs in a separate thread.
  - RTP sessions can be announced with sap (sdp=sap://,name=...)
	TODO: Make this more configurable
  - Better SDP generation (the timestamp problem is not resolved)
	About this, there is a problem : as, for a RTP session, the URI
        is the complete SDP, if the session is recreated, as the URI has 
        changed, a new item is added to the playlist
  - Experimental flow control algorithm :
       It does not follow the "Recommended" implementation, as it needs
       to count the sessions (to achieve this, we should make this work
       together with the SAP listener)
       It is disabled by default (use --sap-flow-control to enable).
       When it is disabled, sap announcement interval is set by --sap-interval

* src/misc/net.c : created net_ReadNonBlock
* sap.c : Fixed memory problem

   As it is not perfect yet, a new config option allows to disable transparency
   effects.

* Fixed layout of the item info dialog

  that the module could parse cannot be parsed by live.com
  most are udp announces. We will need to inform Ross about these...
  (on mbone about 1/3 announces is not recognized by live.com)

  the playlist, so livedotcom will be used.
* Added a --sap-parse option, so you can get back the old behaviour.

- use net_* functions
- use vlc_UrlParse function

change sap_session_t structure  : it now includes the  sdp packet, which
isn't regenerated each time it is sent.

* modules/gui/pda/pda.glade: removed translatable-flags of various untranslatable strings like "127.0.0.1" or "avi"
* modules/gui/wxwindows/wizard.cpp: minor string-corrections
* modules/misc/logger.c: more minor string-corrections
* modules/misc/sap.c: ditto
* src/libvlc.h: ditto
* po/de.po: updated german translation

* Added openmash targets (not yet enabled, because it doesn't compile yet)