(See also previous commit)

As far as I understand, this breaks C++ object scoping. qtu() creates
a temporary anonymous QByteArray from its QString parameter. That array
is destroyed at the end of the expression, thus the return value of
qtu() becomes a dangling pointer.

* Development layer / Image processing / Color space conversion

CFLAGS and LIBS must be tweaked manually to use this.

Not used yet. It should also support H.263

As per the updated specification of December 2010

also fix a memleak in an error path

darwin relied on argv[0] as a fallback to retrieve executable name,
but this can't work anymore as:
- libvlc_new() can be given anything as argc/argv
- libvlc_new() inserts "libvlc" at position 0 anyway

Also use a static boolean if the condition has been signaled
before we start waiting on it: libvlc_MediaPlayerSnapshotTaken event
is serialized with libvlc_video_take_snapshot() so when the function
returns the event already happened.

They also include the mingw runtime version used to build them

Explain why we prefer to build under GNU/Linux
Remove completely mention of Visual Studio, it 'will not work' anyway
Use of Cygwin is discouraged

This is the first part of the equalizer control
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Collective work by Ming Hu, Ludovic Fauvet, Sébastien Toque and minor
fixes by Jean-Baptiste Kempf
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Pointed by linkfanel

The subtitles duration factor change on the SyncControls widget constructor caused the subsdelay filter to be activated when the synchronization dialog was first opened.

- Subtitles duration update was moved to the update function (which turns b_userAction off before updating)
- updateSubsDuration was renamed to initSubsDuration
Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>

It is not as full featured as before, but it is much simpler and it will make
it easier to improved the module.

No functionnal changes.