prefer more uri-friendly file://dir_path to dir://dir_path

this also solves uri alteration on Windows (recent regression)

   - infinite loop and typo fixed
   - remove leading slash forgotten

live555 : send the scale again after a pause. It avoids to fallback to 1.0 speed when we unpause a RTSP stream.
Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>

Some basic information about git submodule:
 * by default the submodules are not clone
 * by default the url for the submodules are git:// and not ssh://, the
developpers must change this (just uncomment the right line in .gitmodules)
to be able to commit to the bindings.

Git commandes:
 * git submodule init => intialize the submodules
 * git submodule status => status of the submodules
 * git submodule update => update all submodules

The autogenerated python bindings is now hosted in a specific git directory at:
git.videolan.org/vlc/bindings/python.git.

Cool speedup when launching the client the first time!

The libvlc_exceptions have been removed from libvlc.
The libvlc audio functions prototypes have changed.

The following events have been added:
- MouseButton : mouse button pressed events
- MouseClick  : mouse button click event
- MouseMoved  : mouse movement event (x,y) absolute against vlc video output window
- MouseObject : object of interest under mouse button for use by video filters (like: logo)

For the sake of the libvlc users please try to take care of the doxygen documention.

and fix a null-dereference

Test url: rtmp://cp31335.live.edgefcs.net/live/ (no longer crash but doesn't work)

For odd Xlib installations

Needed for XGetWindowAttributes() and XSelectInput()

Half-tested

We must delete from the head to the tail, the opposite of the creation
order. This stems from the fact that an stream output object "sees" the
next element, and may try to use it while being deleted.

The crash was easily reproducible with:
vlc --sout-keep --sout '#duplicate{dst=gather:std{mux=ts,dst=/dev/null}}' \
    -I oldrc -vv raw_es.mp2

Fix ncurses compilation. (testing compilation before commiting changes would be nice, especially when it's buildable on your platform)