--audio-filter. It still seems to have many problems, so I will not eneable
it yet.

  src/libvlc.h :
       First try to implement "user audio filters"
       You can provide a list of audio filters that you want to add to
       the pipeline (only the "headphone", at that time).
	(use --audio-filter filter1,filter2,...)

   ***Warning***
   It seems to work, but no guarantee at all. Perhaps all is bad
   and the commit should be reverted, as it could break audio output

* modules/codec/libmpeg2.c :
	Fixed a segfault when vout creation fails

 (only one place to keep updated).

 * implemented outlineing of the glyphs. Please yell if the performance
suck, and I will try to make them optional.
 * fixed centering on RV32 and YUY2

 (Well, Get(D/Q)WBE are just #define to U16/32/64_AT.

src/libvlc.h: replaced "VLS" by "streaming server".

 * added support for RV32/RV24 chroma

 * small documentation update

 * Extract documentation on static functions, useful to get the static
inline functions defined in header files listed. Drawback is that private
functions in source files are also listed.

* modules/demux/flac.c: few cosmetic changes.
* modules/codec/flacdec.c: when synchronisation on the bitstream is lost, flush the flac decoder so it can synchronise again (fixes problems on seeking).

* playlist.cpp : added "Random" and "Loop" checkboxes

* po/pt_BR.po, THANKS: new brazilian portuguese translation, courtesy of Andr� de Barros Martins Ribeiro.

  "registration descriptor" (-> fix xine playback) when using a52.

src, and build it in the stream_out_standard module to avoid a link

include/configuration.h, src/misc/configuration.h:
 * added a CONFIG_ITEM_KEY
include/vlc_keys.h:
 * constants to identify keys
src/libvlc.h:
 * provide a set of hotkey config options
modules/gui/wxwindows/interface.cpp, wxwindows.h:
 * set the configured hotkeys as accelerator for the appropriate menus
modules/gui/wxwindows/preferences.cpp:
 * start to support CONFIG_ITEM_KEY. Options are showed with the right value
   but any changes made have no effect yet.

 * minor cleanup in a comment

 * applied slightly modified patch by  Stephane Mottelet <mottelet@dma.utc.fr>
 to support next/previous chapter buttons on remote controls

  * use #if 0 and not // to disable code

   turn playlist command defines into a enum

   * added a duration field to the playlist item struct
vlc_playlist.h, playlist.c:
   * turned playlist_AddName into playlist_AddExt and made it take an extra
   argument( the duration )
   * doxygenize comments
modules/demux/m3u.c, modules/gui/macosx/playlist.m:
   * use playlist_AddExt

 * compiled with mozilla 1.4 (won't probably work with <1.4)
 * TODO:
 *     - make XPCOM work (play,pause,stop buttons)
 *     - fullscreen implementation (quite difficult on MacOSX because only
 *       the main thread can create windows)

* modules/control/ntservice.c: added a --ntservice-extraintf option to allow the service to spawn additionnal interfaces.
* include/audio_output.h, modules/audio_output/directx.c: added support for 3F2R audio output in addition to 3F2R/LFE (5.1).

   Moved comment blocks to the implementation where appropriate. Changed
   comments to Doxygen syntax.

* ALL: bumped version number to 0.6.3-cvs
* modules/control/ntservice.c: new Windows NT/2K/XP service interface.

* modules/stream_out/standard.c: fixed segfault on close.

* include/announce.h, src/stream_output/announce.c, modules/stream_out/standard.c: fixed broken build.

* ChangeLog: yeah I know... don't laugh.

* modules/video_output/x11/xcommon.c: fixed a bug with fullscreen and sawfish.
* modules/codec/ffmpeg/video.c: forgot a debug message.

* include/announce.h & vlc_common.h: slp_session_t structure definition

* module/stream_out/standard.c & src/stream_output/announce.c :
    SLP announcing support by vlc

Fixed segmentation fault in input_SplitBuffer() when input_FillBuffer() could not allocate (actually input_NewBuffer()) another buffer. The code tested for:
if (!i_size)
{
  /* Handle error */
}

However input_SplitBuffer() returns -1, which results in if (false) here and a segmentation fault will happen when input_ShareBuffer() is called. All constructs of the above form are supicious to produce a segfault in the code!