Now that we actually have _ALL_ the gettext m4 macros in m4/, autopoint
is useless. That was not the case last time this hack was attempted.

It was a bit clumsy to have to modify it through bootstrap.

I assume PATH is already exported for obvious reasons.

Default to no backup when updating po files

Includes an array of not-to-be-used keys

Shows modifier keys with their corresponding symbols instead of 'Alt', etc.

Saving combinations of multiple keys won't crash anymore, but work as expected

and fix the M4 ignore rules

This reverts commit 8b71b104.
Most developers did not update their gettext install
Bumping gettext requirement is useless.

interaction: No need to call vlc_object_join() now.

interaction: Keep a libvlc's global interaction object reference around, and properly release it when done.

objects: Send a vlc_object_kill from vlc_object_destroy() to make sure vlc_object_release() can properly free all the allocated resources when the refcount reach zero.

Previously you need to send a vlc_object_kill() prior to a vlc_object_release() to get your object actually destroyed, which rendered the refcounting unusuable in some cases.

Add "" around DVD/VCD/CDDA devices... Should help to play .iso and VIDEO_TS folder with spaces in it. Watch that for any regressions.

If the media instance owns the input and libvlc_media_instance_release()
is called immediately after libvlc_media_instance_stop(), there is a
chance that we try to free the input resources before the thread is
effectively terminated. To avoid this, we call input_DestroyThread()
instead of vlc_object_release() at the end of release_input_thread() when
the media instance owns the input thread.

The p_vout->pf_end method is mandatory for video output modules. It is
called from so many places in libvlc that it would be too tedious to
make it optional. I'm therefore adding empty methods to modules instead.

Not every dailymotion video is available in vp6

fixed a couple of download sites (mostly related to the heanet failure) and fixed the wget usage in some firewalled setups)

Sometimes our list of video output modules is still not enough for an
external libvlc application with specific requirements. For instance, an
SDL application running in full screen cannot open a new window on Linux
(this is a known libSDL limitation). This vmem video output allows it to
asynchronously render the video into an SDL_Surface, with full locking.

Resolution or pitch changes are not supported yet. I'd advise against
them however, since they often require a full chroma unload/reload
operation, which is quite expensive.

I also believe this feature should be directly integrated into libvlc,
but I don't want to be too intrusive yet.