still todo:
- testing (streaming part is untested for now)
- implement the playlist-table on the input-tab (I would be glad for some help there)
- update the playlist-table in the main-window after adding the new item
- add i18n on the Summary-tab
- string fixes
- some minor stuff here and there

* Added net_AddressIsMulticast that takes a string and returns true if the string seems to describe a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address.
* Changed all the SDP generators to only add /ttl to the c= line if the address is multicast.

* Fix an issue with reading of files that are still growing in size. This fixes bugzilla report 2130. Fix by Todd Lutton (tlutton at aol.com).

Obviously, having a hard coded path for plugins is of no use to anyone

   courtesy of Oivind.

(though Sid has migrated to GCC 4 so it does no longer really matters)

Improved compatibility

tested to work with
- Visual Basic 6
- Visual C++ 6
- Microsoft Office 2003
- Internet Explorer 6

all: support for aggregation + bug fixes
dataobject.cpp, dataobject.h: initial support for embedding

config.in: a typo in the CONFIG_ name.

   longer available on the FTP site (patch courtesy of Clement Vasseur).

paranoia library flags. Perhaps there's another way to do this on the
first libcdio test, but this works.

* all: compilation fix with vc7.1 compiler, and removed a bunch of warnings (there are still many warnings about size_t/int mismatch though...)

- DVD probing works more like CD-DA and VCD probing.
- Reduce libcdio verbosity on errors (which are largely to be expected).
- If no media found set Device name null and don't change selection type
- CD-DA probing had been broken 

It's the DNS job to tell which version are available,
not poor clueless average user's.

package isn't found) for libcdio and libvcdinfo so we don't give an
error message and termintate when these are not around.

 * depends on CyberLink C++ UPnP library available from :
   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=89768
   with iconv compilation patch from :
   http://jserv.sayya.org/upnp/clinkcc170-fix-compilation.diff
 * requires libexpat-devel or whatever you call it,
 * needs review by playlist guru (Zorglub ?),
   especially as regards locking
 * at least, detects UPnP Media server properly
 * I'm looking for a '''working''' UPnP Media Server on Linux for more
   extensive tests. I couldn't get TwonkyVision to accept my medias :(
 * tentatively closes #98 - and probably introduce new bugs