* Split ChangeLog into ChangeLog and ChangeLog.libdvdcss.
  * Added --xvadaptor flag to select the XVideo adaptor to use.
  * Everything is ready for the 0.2.83 release.

* Big rewrite of the DirectX audio plugin. The audio output is now (almost)
    perfect on Win32.
* Fixed a bug in ac3dec_CreateThread() in ac3_decoder_thread.
* On Win32, open() will now open files in binary mode by default.
* A few minor changes to vout_xvideo.c

* Fixed a segfault in yuv_End() in video_yuvmmx.c
* Fixed the "Gdk-ERROR **: BadCursor" bug in the x11 and xvideo plugins
* Fixed a segfault in SetBufferPicture() in video_output.c. This segfault
    only happened with the xvideo plugin because this one is not using
    SetBuffers().

PS: The last fix broke the overlay output of SDL (black screen) I will
  investigate this later on.

* Fixed a Win32 bug in libdvdcss. This bug was appearing on title change.
* Modified input_dvd so you can now go directly to the selected chapter
  when you change the title.
* Implemented the Probe function in the Xvideo plugin. Xvideo is now the
  default video output plugin when it is supported.

- Fixed the segfault in vout_UnloadFont
- DestroyThread in video_output doesn't call pf_destroy if pf_create has
    failed previously.
- The Xvideo plugin now closes the video window when it XVideoGetPort
    fails in vout_Create.

  * Probably fixed the "X eats more and more CPU" bug. Please test.
  * mingw32 cross-compilation issue fixed.

  * Compile fix for newer versions of MacOS X by Colin Simmonds
    <colin_simmonds@Mac.lover.org>.
  * Additional MacOS X DVD ioctl work by Eugenio Jarosiewicz
    <ej0@cise.ufl.edu>.

  * FreeBSD (and probably QNX) shared memory handling fix.

  * Fixed the BeOS compile typo.
  * The ALSA plugin is back.
  * A gift for Gildas: plugins don't rely on backlinking any more. The
    drawback is the dirty magic in include/modules_export.h which has to
    be included whenever a module needs one of the functions in it. But
     a) we should less and less rely on those functions
     b) no plugin code modification was needed

   The BeOS and MacOS X modules may be broken when compiled as plugins,
   I'll check this later when I can reboot under BeOS.

  * Fixed a warning for *BSD compilation.
  * Fixed a typo in yesterday's Darwin ioctl fixes.
  * Patch by Eugenio so that the OS X interface and video output handle the
    aout and vout banks.

  * Added support for some terribly braindead DVD subtitles in Kenshin
    which do not have a "stop display" command. Anime fans rejoice!
  * Fixed the BeOS interface to use p_aout_bank instead of p_main->p_aout.
  * Coding-style butchery (mostly tabs).

level corresponds now to the nb of -v to display the message.

*added functionnal preference window in gnome: it changes the
envirronment variables

*added jump window in gnome to jump to a precise time.

tuned appearence, added preferences window (with no features yet), jump
window to go to specified time (not functionnal yet), and fixed some
bugs.

*moved b_fullscreen from p_vout->p_sys to p_vout and unified way of
toggling fullscreen in sdl in x11/xvideo output (using p_vout->i_ch
nges) so that an interface plugin can toogle fullscreen (implemented
in gnome)

*added p_input->stream.p_selected_area->i_tell in input TS so that the
slider work with ts files ( however, the time counter doesn't since we
have no mux_rate )

*improved ac3 spdif output ( and made it work again :)). It uses a true
blank frame now, and it allows to switch languages like a traditionnal
output. It doesn't support multiplexing though, neither can we switch
between spdif/analogical mode on-the-fly.

*beginning of the back port of gnome to gtk for those who do not have
gnome.

  * Mandatory step for video output IV and the audio output quality
    fix: the output threads are now spawned when a decoder needs one,
    so it can decide the audio frequency or the video window size. Still
    under heavy construction, so don't get too excited at finding bugs
    in it yet.

    Note: this change broke the XVideo module, so I made its score much
    lower than before. I suspect xvideo.so had a bug before which only
    appears now. Other video output plugins may be broken as well, but
    again this might be due to old existing bugs showing their ugly head.

  * Fixed a few buffer overflows in the Gnome interface.
  * The module bank is now a global variable. The video output bank and
    the audio output bank might follow (when they exist).
  * Coding style and organization fixes to the spdif decoder.
  * autoconf and Makefile changes by Arnaud Gomes-do-Vale
    <arnaud@carrosse.frmug.org>.

--enable-debug still exists, but only activates -g and additional
safety checks.

I hope I didn't break anything :))

  * Commited Shane's XVideo patches. It works here (tm).
  * Fixed the XVideo aspect ratio (AR_SQUARE_PICTURE means square pixels,
    not square image).

  * Updated the TODO list.
  * Fixed benny's latest C++ism.
  * Fonts not found are no longer fatal to the video output.

  * XVideo fullscreen mode by David Kennedy <dkennedy@tinytoad.com>.

<sbrown@cortland.com>)

  * A few Makefile fixes for BeOS
  * XVideo patches by Shane Harper

  * Updated version number to 0.2.71 (release today).

  * Merged 6 months of CVS logs to the ChangeLog file.
    The vlc changelog can now be viewed here:
       http://www.videolan.org/vlc/changelog.html

  * Fixed a lintian error in debian/rules.
  * XVideo resize patch by Shane Harper <shanegh@optusnet.com.au>.

- Ported the 0.2.0's channel changing functions
- Cosmetic changes : the word 'vlan' is disappearing
- network_ChannelJoin is still commented out as it's not in sync anymore
  with our channel server. Nitrox should fix this within a week.
- X and Xv output : added autohide cursor as in SDL
- X and Sv : keys 1 to 0 change channel
- SDL : keys F1 to F10 change channel as I was not able to make 1..0 work

   * XVideo window now has a black background, thanks to Shane Harper.
   * Fixed a heap corruption in dvd_css.c.

  * compilation fixes for the BeOS DVD ioctls
  * XVideo plugin enhancements by Shane Harper <shanegh@optusnet.com.au>

  * fixed a typo

  * XVideo plugin courtesy of Shane Harper <shanegh@optusnet.com.au>
  * Makefile.in and configure.in fixes by Nilmoni Deb <ndeb@ece.cmu.edu>
  * A few syntax fixes in the plain X11 plugin

* Changed files so that the MacOS X port compiles & runs [MacOS X port] ;
* If SDL/GTK/DSP is not available, don't compile the associated module.

  * Ported Glide and MGA plugins to the new module API. MGA never worked,
    so this didn't make it work better.
  * Started thinking about built-in modules, and added some code to
    make it easier eventually.
  * Added Oct in the AUTHORS file.
  * Fixed a mistake in configure.in.
  * All your base are belong to us.
  * Fixed a bug in src/misc/modules which prevented loading modules
    when launched from the Tracker.
  * Fixed a similar bug in src/video_output/video_text.c.
  * BeOS CSS support, thanks to Markus Kuespert <ltlBeBoy@beosmail.com>
    who ported the Linux DVD ioctls. We can now read encrypted DVDs
    under BeOS ! Woohoo.

 * Tried to fix the BeOS interface and video output. Any BeOS developers
   listening ? I can't even test that code, it probably wants additional
   fixing.
 * Added a workaround in modules.c for broken libc's which happen to truncate
   filenames in dentry structures when using 64bits offsets. The kind of
   stuff you only see in RedHats <g>.
 * Made the SDL error messages a bit more useful.
 * The Gnome menu is now created when mouse is released, not when it
   is pressed. It may sound stupid, but it really makes a difference.

 * Fixed a segfault in the input thread creation, as well as a possible
   deadlock. This happened mostly when opening non-existing files.
 * Created input_SetStatus to do input_SetRate's job. input_SetRate will
   be used to set an arbitrary rate, for people who want to read DVDs at
   1/2.71828 times the actual speed.
 * Stubs for the ncurses control interface. No working code yet, but the
   holes just need to be filled.
 * Improved X11 support. Still not as functional as before.
 * The output window now states the method name, so that people know whether
   they are using X11 or SDL.
 * The Gnome interface is now drag'n'drop aware, you can drop a file
   on it just like Xine does (or so I guess).

 * made the vout_sdl.c functions static
 * ported vout_x11.c to the modules API; code isn't very nice yet though

 * X11 output works again. It's just the output, but it works; I now need
   to clean the code and add event handling.

 * started porting the X11 vout (still disabled)
 * a few unnoticeable changes in the Gnome intf

* Updated TODO list.

 . fixed the bug-that-made-the-vlc-segfault-on-exit, which means that
   more than ever, � le client ne segfaulte pas �.

 . there was still a problem upon quitting: sometimes the null packet
   wasn't big enough to reach a decoder breakpoint, so I now create 10
   of them (since I can't make it bigger) to be sure. Meuuh, what do
   you think ?

 . fixed the Makefile to spare a few variables here and there.

 . reduced module hide delay, removed loading of the audio output
   plugins since they are now modules.

 . changed a few intf_Msg to intf_DbgMsg, and added "vout:", "intf:",
   and so on in a few other messages.

 . removed unused includes in the idct modules.

* --enable-sdl and some others are now --with-sdl[=name] to supply an
optional library name ;
* deleted all unnecessary #include <sys/uio.h> ;
* /usr/include is now searched when looking for libraries and headers.

It seems to compile and run on BSD. Under Linux Sam's latest commit makes
vlc crash on startup, so I can't really tell, but hey it compiles.

 . this is a coding style patch which removes all "foo(bar){" constructions
   and most of the tabulations.
 . also, fixed a bug in the default subtitle track.
 . and made a few error messages more explicit, ie. changed "error: %s" to
   "foo error: couldn't initialize bar (%s)"

 . no need to add "\n" at the end of intf_*Msg() messages anymore.

J'esp�re que �a marche encore avec XFree 3.3

 . les aliases "gvlc" "fbvlc" "ggivlc" fonctionne comme il faut