This reverts commit 6e0f047b.

Even if url points to http://movies.apple.com/..., working
url for vlc is http://www.apple.com/...

Signed-off-by: Rafaël Carré <rafael.carre@gmail.com>

It simply shows "deinterlace" and "deinterlace-mode". I believe a
better solution would be welcome. The simple preferencences could
also be improved.

The deinterlace hotkey now turns of/off deinterlacing.

At the core and vout, you now have 2 variables:
 - deinterlace: on/off/auto (off is default). It let you say if you
 want to deinterlace or not.
 - deinterlace-mode: discard, blend, ... (blend is default). It let you
 specify the mode used when deinterlacing is equal to on/auto.

 The mode auto is not yet supported and simply default to on.

It will allow using "deinterlace-mode" as a core option.

quartztext: removed dependency on Carbon and implemented support for bold, italic and underline text styles

TODO: shadow drawing and handling

Qt: uniformize ui previews, drop xml declaration related to changes made by 2779ac98Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Only the RC interface still used it, and it was not really needed
(net_Accept() returns -1 when the object is killed).

This saves all third party LibVLC application from having to set it
(The library depending on VLC configuration was really lame IMHO).

This avoids getting a totally misplaced controller if the resolution
is larger than in previous runs, or if the multi-screen layout was
changed.

The output timestamp/length wasn't set anymore.

It will allow to
 - have a working simple preference in GUI
 - specify it in playlist (safe).
 - have an "auto" mode.

Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

There is 2 new deinterlacing modes: "Yadif" and "Yadif (2x)".
"Yadif (2x)" doubles the frame rate, whereas "Yadif" throws away one field.

yadif.h comes from vf_yadif.c (GPLv2+) from MPayer project. I have stripped it
a bit but let the functions unmodified for easier maintainance.

We simply make sure the buffer is big enough, instead of trying (and
failing) to guess the biggest possible size.