This hasn't been converted to "vout display".
This is to my knowledge not in use.
This is calling main thread synchronously on every redraw making the overhead too important, and the overall performance of the module very bad.
There is to my knowledge no way to fix this using public API on 10.5, without a complete rewrite.

This remove unnecessary include and fixes a warning

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

Enables setting playback rate to a specific value.

(accepts full hotkey names or hotkey names without the leading key-)

vlc_GetActionId() is used to get an ACTIONID from the action's name, which is way better than getting the hotkey setting from the hotkey name and then, if the hotkey was set, looking up the corresponding action id ... since this also works if the hotkey isn't set. Export this function in lua and use in common.hotkey().

And other alignment changes

Fix compilation under MinGW/MSYS on WinXP Remove an error about a missing symbol WSA_QOS_EUNKNOWNPSOBJ
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

This loop parameter is intended to run animated images for a given time
In addition, animation is started again in the following cases :
   - when visibility changes
   - when active layout changes

Win32 API SetTimer is not a oneshot timer.

Build problem in the modules/video_output directory
Signed-off-by: Felix Paul Kühne <fkuehne@videolan.org>

So we stop duplicating the code if we try to improve it later on :D

close #2089

skins2 manages a cache for building layouts. Yet, on each redraw/expose,
it rebuilds the whole layout. This patch avoids these unnecessary rebuilds.
It results in dramatic improvement, especially on Linux, where refresh was a real issue.

On X11, windows are created with a 1x1 size and updated later on.
In some context, vout_display can catch this 1x1 size before the size is updated.
This results in a crash in swcaler.c which gets a 1x0 size (division by zero)
Changing default to 10x10 solves the problem.