* modules/codec/ffmpeg/video.c, src/input/input_dec.c: a couple of fixes. Thanks fenrir :)

* modules/misc/dummy/encoder.c: forgot a file

* ALL: final improvements to the decoders/packetizers api.
   (There are still a few decoders/packetizers left to be converted but this shouldn't take too long).
* ALL: small improvements to the encoders api.

 (message from xine: fix build on Debian unstable, those dummies seem to
  have put the Linux 2.6 headers in place of the 2.4 ones in glibc...)

  - Drag and drop implemented
  - still need new sliders and remove the titlebar.
* revert the mozilla plugin changes. i will build a seperate module for that
* simplified previous/next (only playlist, people with chapters and titles
   will have to use the menu
* Moved the disable screensaver from interface to vout.

* forced some config options on ffmpeg

  download a precompiled binary package, or to build all the packages
  from the sources, at the user's option. It is currently written for
  Mac OS X, but could easily be ported to other platforms.

* modules/video_filter/transform.c: fix for ./toolbox --update-po

* include/ninput.h: ES_EXTRA_TYPE_SUBHEADER wasn't defined.

 * sub: use es_out_Add (and that give a proper solution for multiple tracks)
        fixed seeking with sub. (pf_demux was called in Seek instead of
        pf_seek ...)

 (input_AddInfo) on the ES.
 * all: removed duplicated input_AddInfo.

* modules/misc/sap.c: fixed misplaced variable declaration.

Needs the latest miniSAPserver CVS

            parse_MRL function which perhaps should be somewhere else
            (playlist ?).
 * Makefile.am : forgoten style.css
 * index.html : little fixes
 * intf-http.txt : updated doc

  window, with additional index and author columns.

* src/libvlc.h: added macosx defaults and changed the quit shortcut to ctrl-q
* modeules/gui/macosx/controls.m: now jump 10 seconds. works better than 5
* REST: implemented configurable hotkeys for OS X.

  it's original value. With this you at least won't break your config file,
  because it comments out the value during saving, when it's identical to the,
  original value. The question however remains, why does a resetAll result
  in a 0 in the 'current' config in use, and in original value at time of saving?