* Converted the plugin initialization code of the macosx, beos and qnx
    code. (please note that they should still not compile as they need
    to be adapted to the new Vout4 architecture)

* major rewrite of the directx video plugin to adapt it to the new vout4
    architecture. This plugin has also been through a major clean-up
    and it is now much more robust and optimized.

* Fixed a few problems with the win32 build.

* Replaced the "overlay" command line option with "nooverlay". The
    former was confusing and useless because overlays were used by
    default anyway.

  * ./vlc.spec: imported MandrakeSoft's new spec file.
  * ./debian/control: fixed build-dependencies for vlc-mad.

  * ./debian/rules: fixed the vlc-arts and vlc-mad package builds.

The gnome/gtk interface should no longer user p_input->stream before it
has been initialized.

to have it initialized when we call it in the interface.

- added support for S8 and U16 aout (not tested)
- The sound is very dirty in U8 mode. I don't know if it comes from the
8 bit mode itself or from the S16->U8 conversion.

-Patch of libdvdread to do readv on regular files (dvd copied on hard drive).
Not completed, and little tested yet ; when it is completed, this patch should
be submitted to libdvdread developers.

-Patch of libdvdcss to decrypt vobs when they are not on a block device.

  * ./debian/control: fixed Debian build-depends.
  * ./include/config.h: changed RELEASE to HAVE_RELEASE because RELEASE
    is already defined in <scsi/scsi.h> under Linux.

* Fixed issues in the PTS handling of the mad plug-in (incomplete).

*With DVDCSS_METHOD=disc or key, the keys are no longer buffered on start.
The title key is still read at each block but it is checked for change
before decryption.

- le coup de gr�ce: all the code in audio output is now factorized (except
for ac3 spdif) in aout_common.c/.h
- aout thread functions are declared with a macro

TODO:
- test unsigned 8 bit output, and implement S8 and U16 outputs
- multi-channel support
- check if resampling takes the PTS into account (and fix it)

HUGE cleanings in audio output:
- removed AOUT_INTF_*_FIFO, which where not used
- factorized S16StereoPlay, U8MonoPlay, and so on.., in a single
  function aout_FillBuffer (in aout_common.c)
  (unsigned 8bit may be broken, but I have no stream to test with :(

- last step to be done: factorize aout_s8, aout_s16, ... thanks to a macro

* A few fixes for the Win32 build.

* Fixed all the problems related to ToggleFullScreen().

    HAVE_DYNAMIC_PLUGINS.

  * ./plugins/chroma/i420_rgb16.c: 24/32 bpp software YUV.
  * ./plugins/ggi/ggi.c: activated double buffering.
  * ./src/video_output/vout_pictures.c: we create more Xv pictures to
    get smoother rendering.

  * BSD compilation fix suggested by Steven M. Schultz.

- beginning of code factorization in aout_s16 (more cleaning will come)
- As for libmad, I have tried to create the aout fifo in libmad_output,
  to open it with the right sample rate, but strangely it didn't work.

  * ./src/input/input.c: fixed a few segfaults caused by the dummy plugin.
  * ./plugins/mpeg_adec/mpeg_adec.c: fixed a segfault due to misuse of
    DecoderError.
  * ./plugins/x11/xcommon.c: replaced XFlush with XSync. This must be the
    fourth time someone has to commit this, so I added a reminder :-)

no network stream.

Please, have a look at the fix to check it doesn't break anything else.

  * ./src/interface/intf_eject.c: BSD/OS port by Steven M. Schultz.

  * ./include/modules_inner.h: replaced _X with __VLC_SYMBOL because _X was
    already a system macro under MacOS X.
  * ./plugins/dummy/dummy.c: fixed vlc:loop, vlc:quit, etc. entries.
  * ./plugins/glide/glide.c: activated double buffering.
  * ./plugins/mga/xmga.c: started writing an xmga plugin; doesn't work yet.
  * ./src/input/input.c: fixed the input memory leak, and the insane thread
    spawning we got with vlc:loop.
  * ./src/misc/intf_eject.c: disc ejection routine courtesy of Julien Blache,
    currently Linux-only.

are now opened directly in the right mode (works with mpeg_adec and
ac3_adec, not tested with mad)
- first attempt to implement mono output (doesn't work yet)

It is selected by default if you have it compiled.

<twood@lucent.com> !

  ./debian/control: updated list of supported architectures.
  ./share/*: added 16x16 and 32x32 versions of PNG icons.

  * ./plugins/mga/mga.c: removed the mgammx module and put the code in
    the chroma_i420_ymga module instead. This introduces a slight
    performance issue as we now need to memcpy() the Y plane, but I have
    some vout4 enhancements on their way which make this point moot.
  * ./debian/changelog: imported official Debian changelog.
  * ./debian/control: activated the vlc-mad and vlc-arts packages; package
    builds should now work again.
  * ./plugins/dvd/dvd.c: solved a symbol resolution issue when vlc was
    compiled without libdvdcss which overflowed the return stack.
  * ./plugins/ggi/ggi.c: ported the GGI plugin to vout4.
  * ./plugins/glide/glide.c: ported the Glide plugin to vout4 (untested).
  * ./src/input/input.c: prepared everything for multi-input mode; since
    no interface is yet prepared to handle this, I changed them so that
    they just use the first available input for now. This may break other
    things, but I promise I'll eventually repair everything :-)

  * ./plugins/mga/mga.c: pipeline and cache optimizations.

  * ./plugins/mga/mga.c: MMX-accelerated version of the MGA plugin.
  * ./plugins/mpeg_vdec/Makefile: Little workaround for PA-Risc compilation.

  * ./plugins/fb/fb.c: ported the framebuffer video output to vout4.

  * ./src/audio_output/aout_s16.c: fixed a segfault. It may have unexpected
    side effects because I don't know this part of the code, but at least
    it doesn't crash anymore.
  * ./plugins/beos/beos.cpp: first attempt at porting the BeOS plugin to the
    new video output and module systems. Doesn't work nor even compile yet.
  * ./configure.in: we now check the gtk-config version.

  * ./plugins/mga/mga.c: we use the MGA_VID_FSEL ioctl to select the
    frame to be displayed. Unfortunately, increasing the number of
    frames doesn't seem to work and makes the picture stutter...