chroma parsing.

    in the Mozilla plugin, we do not try to unmap it.

    dependencies in debian/control.

Ported Qt Embedded video out to vlc-0.5.0 (it is not useable yet).

Reused --enable-qte for Video Out support under Qt Embedded.

autodetect S/PDIF hardware support and the audio output plug-in chooses
the best one. Of course it probably breaks existing output modules, see
oss.c for hints :).

Also include minor tweaks which will entitle us to decode and output 5.1
audio. It may break existing plug-ins, too. See
audio_output.c:aout_FormatNbChannels for hints.

policy.

OSS work with my sblive! now :). It still works on my other computer too
but please test.

pf_setformat disappears (it was never called independantly of Open). If
the format needs to be changed, we will have Close/Open. This is much
simpler than before. Please check that I didn't break some plug-ins.

  (see my last mail).
* aout: Rewrote our whole lock policy. The output thread now doesn't require
  the mixer_lock, which might avoid delays. We will also be able to change
  the filter pipelines at runtime.

    compilation fixes (typo, undeclared var).

    might break the HP/UX or Solaris ports, please check if possible.
  * ./src/misc/threads.c: fixed syntax in the st and pth implementations.

* ALL : Added a priority argument to vlc_thread_create(), so that audio
and input threads can run with a higher real-time priority, on systems
allowing you to use priorities.

* Reactivated the A/52 demux.
* Wrote a real full-featured float32 mixer.

    always the same.

    we _really_ depend on it.
  * ./bootstrap: we don't use touch to create a file, because it doesn't seem
    to work everywhere.

    about a missing m4/Makefile.in.
  * ./include/vlc_common.h: workaround for Borland's redefinition of PACKAGE.

* New NextPTS() function, to replace CurrentPTS() (gives the PTS which will
  be valid for NEXT byte).
* Fixed mono mode in the builtin mpeg audio decoder.
* Various fixes related to PTS calculation in audio decoders.

to 127. about 100 is cool

    to like the gettext m4 files.