* Updated documentation ;
* New --desync option, to delay the video (in case of lip desynchronization) ;
this is bad, but we have no other option for the moment ;
* Clicking in vout now pauses the stream, patch courtesy of Peter Surda.

(Thanks Rudolf)
Fixed the Prev Title Bug, now works.

  input_thread_t structure, so that we may support multi programs
  streams.
* Modified inputs to take account of this change.
* Modified input_clock.c so that it doesn't refer to pp_programs[0]
  any more.

Now we should not refer to the first program, but to the selected
program. Functions to change the current program are coming.

-added eof for ts seekable streams
-close netlist when ts input ends

  * Borrowed MPlayer's fast memcpy() routines. Best is autodetected, choose
    "--memcpy <whatever>" to choose one from c, mmx, mmxext or 3dn.
    Please test! Especially Athlon users.
  * Added versioned build-dep to libasound2-dev (Closes Debian bug #121057).
  * Updated Gtk/GNOME interfaces to use "udpstream" instead of "ts".
  * Unrolled ChangeLog.

    when there was no valid sequence.

-hopeless fix for the input netlist corruption bug.

Please test.

 * DeleteDecoderConfig wasn't freeing (anymore) the packets left in the
    decoder fifo. This bug was creating an io_vec starving on title change
    when playing DVDs.

-Update for libdvdcss documentation

other plug-ins.

     It' wouldn't compile on OSX without this.

  *) Removed the mutex the vout and intf thread (were supposed to use)
     for syncronizing acces to the p_vout->p_sys structure.
     The p_vout->change_lock mutex is used for syncronization now. (and
     should make synronization work)

now be included *before* threads.h ;
* Changed all files to include intf_msg.h before threads.h ; while I was
at it, I update the copyright notices ;
* Removed the obsolete darwin plug-in.

  * Fixed a deadlock (bug reported by marcari).

* dvd:<device>[@<raw device>] to avoid device namespace collision under
win32.

   dvd:<device>[:<raw device>]
The raw device must have been prepared (by root) beforehands.

Enable it with --enable-dvdread.

might be the cause of the OS X problem - please confirm).

from 12 to 13 (due to change from ts:// to udpstream://)

    #include <dvdread/...> to
    #include "..."

 *) Darwin doesn't have off64_t, stat64, lseek64. Added
    #ifdef SYS_DARWIN
    #define off64_t off_t
    ....
    #endif
    to dvdread.c

 *) Fixed stupid bug in vout_macos.x. On startup, it would
    try to free a non-existant QuickTime Sequence. This could be
    the reasons for (some?) of the crashes at startup.

is in the environment variable DVDCSS_RAW_DEVICE.

Untested (as usual :-). Feedback welcome.