It avoids loosing the first packets (audio/video).

It will help the buggy transcode stream_out module.

This should only be used if VLC deadlocks, or takes an awfully long time
to clean up. That will let VLC be killed as with the older signals
handler.

 It will prevent a useless chroma conversion for the vout using it
(x11/xvideo at least).
 It is not perfect are they are not exactly equal, but in the current
state, I think it is the best workaround.

This makes decoding faster but could lead to errors.
Pointed by Jason, and original code by Ludovic Fauvet.

Libre.fm is like last.fm, but more FOSS. The code isn't active yet, because it rrequires a new option item... So we need an exception for that.

Thanks to schizo -- debian.org

Close #2530

Close #2245

They are aout_CheckChannelExtraction/aout_ChannelExtract.
They work a bit like CheckChannelReorder and ChannelReorder but does not
have there limitations. They will mainly be used to interface the aout core
with the world (demuxer, codecs, maybe output).

They are treated as rear channels.

Thanks to Lotesdelère for the sample searching/testing/bug reporting for 1.0.0 on Windows and Linux.

This version is quite broken...

This affects Opening of DVB and BDA.

This commit add some options as safe, based on a search
of issues on the forum.

Additions are:
- ffmpeg-pp-q (prosprocess quality)
- ffmpeg skiploopfilter (speed)
Signed-off-by: Laurent Aimar <fenrir@videolan.org>

Add the ability to change those options:
- video-title-show
- video-title-position
- video-title-timeout

Patch by Anthony Loiseau (thannoy _AT_ actech-innovation _DOT_ com)

 Always reject plugins that have a 0 priority but did not match the
shortcut list (being empty or not).
This makes 0 priority plugin only selectable using a shortcut (which I
think it is what we want).