* xvideo.so is now built in by default. Mixing PIC and non-PIC code was not
  very nice.
  * Fixed compilation errors in src/interface/main.c when the compiler did
  not support SSE or 3DNow! inline assembly.

BUT this is UGLY ! We HAVE to find a way to make multicast function
under Win32.

BTW, it does now definitely read TS Streams, locally or from the network.

was crashing the windows port in TS_input.

The audio still segfaults.

* Fixed CSS ioctl for Darwin/OSX - still might need tweaking of 'dataLength' fields
* Added ReadTitleKey ioctl for Darwin/OSX
* Minor cleanup

-libdvdcss error messages are reported in input_dvd.c.
-vlc verbosity also enables more error messages from libdvdcss.

It should fix libdvdcss compilation issue on non-linux platforms.

  * Fixed an error in the ts://server[:port][/broadcast] input parsing.

method in libdvdcss, the key is only checked at title start, not before each
chapter.

The behaviour when we have decrypted the disc key is to check the key before
each seek (although I'm still fighting against a bug).

1) Crack the title key (the method that was here before). The only change
here is that we search the key for the exact chapter we are seeking with
DVDSetArea (in case the key has changed within a title). It is maybe not a
good idea.

2) Crack the disc key, which allows us to decode instantly all title keys.
I've used an algorithm from Frank Stevenson ; it eats much memory (64MB),
and takes about 15 s at launch time.

3) Decode the disc key with player keys (libcss method). However, you need
licensed player keys at build time for that to work.

To choose between libdvdcss methods, a command line options is supplied:

        vlc --dvdcss <method> where method is one of title, disc, key.

Note that all these changes only work with linux now, since we have to add a
specific ioctl to read title key. I hope that I haven't broken too many things.

* SDL now displays an error message on 422 streams.

* Fixed bugs in the C YUV transform with 4:2:2 format.

* Fixed a bug in configure where ix86 machines were improperly detected.

  * Fixed bad ChangeLog formatting.

  * 0.2.90 release.
  * Updated ChangeLog files.
  * XVideo module now compiled as built-in for Debian packages, to avoid
    PIC and non-PIC code collision (Closes Debian bug #111790).

Pflug <fgp@phlo.org>. Use it with -I macosx_qt.

  * Added HTTP url drop (from a WWW browser) to the gtk/gnome interface.

  * Fixed an input segfault which occured using ES input.

* Fixed a nasty segfault

  * We now check for sys/times.h.

* Fixed a bug in vlc.spec ;
* New --disable-plugins option ; make all plug-ins built-in.

while browsing plugins (modules.o, it seems).

Oh, btw, stats won't work under win32, since <sys/times.h> and the
function times don't seem to exist.

Sam, may I speak with you tomorrow about modules.c ?

Quick and ugly, i'm gonna find a better way to do it.

  * Added HTTP virtualhost support in the HTTP input.
  * Enabled mouse clicks in the GGI plugin.
  * Minor Makefile alteration.

* Don't connect on INADDR_ANY, patch courtesy of Mathias Kretschmer
  <mathias@research.att.com>.

* With -vvv modules now show up their scores ;

This afternoon I have been a little bored, so the feature of the day is :
* HTTP input support.

You can test it with :
./vlc http://mysite.com:80/mystream.mpg
It doesn't implement any kind of buffering, so make sure you have enough
bandwidth, otherwise you'll just get nothing.

It is compatible with HTTP proxy, just set http_proxy :
export http_proxy="http://proxy.mycompany.com:3128/"

Enjoy !

* New configure option --with-tuning=[arch], extending --enable-pentiumpro ;
for Pentium, use --with-tuning=pentium, for PowerPC 604 use --with-tuning=604,
and so on.

tradeoff.