"Restore Defaults" so it gets translated

* po/fr.po : Chanded "Restore Defaults" translation
  

   doesn't work. Better than nothing but the sound is still poor with DVDs :(

   snd_pcm_status_get_tstamp() returns zero. I hope someone has a better
   fix because in fact it is not perfect (there are "clicks" with DVDs)

   aout_OutputNextBuffer(), then do not try to resample or play silences.
   Now everything works perfectly with screwed ALSA drivers that always
   return zero in snd_pcm_status_get_tstamp() (at last!!!)

   The parsing of the title/chapter section is more strict so shouldn't trigger on false positives like udp syntax or http url with login/password.
* src/libvlc.h: updated useage.

    + Don't use vlc_app_DATA for the BeOS bundle.
    + Build the BeOS bundle in $(top_builddir).

* src/input/input.c: hack for udp access and MRLSections().

  - syntax is: [url][@[title-start][,chapter-start][-[title-end][,chapter-end]]]
  - core also handles start/end boundaries itself (simplifies the access plugins).
* modules/access/dvdread.c,dvdnav.c,cdda.c: removed MRL parsing code.

    + Added macros for AltiVec versions of these modules. Will not work at all
      for the moment.

   (really strange crashes happen otherwise, can't figure out why)
 + Makefile.am: don't forget to build vlc-bundle on BeOS

  - if no title-start/end are specified, the whole cd is played.
  - if only a title-start is specified, only this title is played.
  - if a title-start and end are specified, this range is played.
  - "@title-start-" will play everything from the specified start position.

  though there're not 100% posix compliant - this way we can build vlc
  with dynamic plugins (not linked against libintl) again

api gives proper detection for too small buffer. Thanks to Ross for pointing
this out.

* modules/stream_out/transcode.c: small cleanup + added an fps (to specify the output frame rate) and an audio-sync option (to add/drop video frames to keep a constant framerate while being synchronised on the audio track).

fewer garbled frames. Still not perfect though.

    When the buffer passed to live.com don't have space for another packet 
    when we get it back we assume that the stream uses larger frames than
    our current buffer and we increase the buffer.

* modules/mux/asf.c: the asf muxer can only add streams on the fly when in http mode (otherwise this will screw up the header re-writing on Close().)