That future version is expected to remove a number of already
deprecated interfaces, such as CODEC_ID_* or the Snow codec.
VLC still uses these interfaces as of today.

late failure

Pointed-out-by: thresh

Found-by: Timo Rothenpieler

Fixes #8082

Found-by: Kenneth Ellis

Currently Draft on HTTP live streaming says that segment should be upto
TAGETDURATION length. This change makes sure segments are upto
seglen+10% length, it doesn't mind if they are left quite a lot shorter
(like 10s keyint and 10s seglen can create segment with 2 sec long if
next segment is 10s).

Livehttp-module buffers blocks until header-block turns up. Then it
will check if current buffer would fit on current segment without making
it overflow, or starts new segment if it goes over.

This reverts commit 62c58470.
This commit broke the tests suite; the Qt interfaces crashes always.

Note that you will hear silence atm, but at least it doesn't crash anymore and you can switch back to PCM mode

01-17 18:53:34.959 E/VLC/VlcCrashHandler(16725): java.lang.IllegalStateException
01-17 18:53:34.959 E/VLC/VlcCrashHandler(16725): 	at android.media.MediaCodec.releaseOutputBuffer(Native Method)
01-17 18:53:34.959 E/VLC/VlcCrashHandler(16725): 	at dalvik.system.NativeStart.run(Native Method)

Personally I don't notice any performance regression.
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Note that right now, auhal will always output to the system's default device

This is incomplete as the spinner can't be stopped when there's an
error or no item added.
Use spin count set to 20 as a workaround for now.

The decoding is being 'hardware-accelerated', not the acceleration being decoded by hardware.

Also, the phrase "hardware-accelerated decoding" has more hits in Google.

auhal: replace deprecated CarbonCore calls introduced in Component Manager 3.0 back in 1994 with their modern counterparts

requires 10.6 or later

This saves one geometry request and some code.