* Dirty hack in the SDL intf to bind "a" (fAst forward), "s" (Slow motion)
and "p" (Play).

* Fixed a bug in the management of the first video PTS.

. Used instead p_vout->i_changes like in x11

 . patched 2 debian bugs
    (see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=vlc)
 . improved the snapshot generation

. Default is shown.
. Default in fullscreen is hidden.

 . removed obsolete video_yuv_mmx.S
 . updated the TODO list and wrote a small todo.pl parser to make it
   easier to see which items remain to be done
 . `make snapshot' now creates vlc-*.tar.gz and vlc-*-nocss.tar.gz

 . version 0.2.50 for the Linux Expo
 . --overlay and --fulscreen options (only work with --vout sdl)
 . the vlc exits after the end of the stream, which prevents from having
   to kill it and relaunch it during a presentation, just script it like :

      for i in ~/mpeg/* ; do vlc --fullscreen --overlay --vout sdl $i ; done


 Yes, I know the --overlay stuff is fucking ugly. But *I* am not the one
  who redefines vout_sys_t in an interface-related source file. I won't
  change it until the vout/intf is finished being rewritten.

 Additional information: if "--overlay --fulscreen" doesn't center your
  picture, try with your screen geometry, eg:
  "--overlay --fullscreen --width 1024 --height 768"

  no -a option is specified, the vlc will play the first audio type it finds,
  so there is no need to specify "-a ac3" for a DVD anymore.

It is very slow now but will be more adapted to the forthcoming DVD
input.
It should read the first title of many DVDs but has been tested with few.

-Beginning of ifo commands to implement DVD navigation.

 . removed Makefile -- I can't understand why it reappeared.

* Updated TODO list.

I have only tested it on my computer ; so I don't know if it work
elsewhere, particularly on BSD and BeOS.

Now it generates a valid title key, but there is no sector descrambler
yet.

* It only tests encryption and authenticates disc.

The decryption does not work now et it is very ugly but I'm working on it.

 . the infamous Saturday morning mighty one-liner patch that fixes subtitles

 . changed program version to 0.2.5 (preparing 0.3.0 release).
 . changed codename to Urumov
 . cleaned a lot of stuff in the Debian package generation.

  If anyone objects with the versioning scheme, let's fight in the
  dirt and sort that out. Or change it yourself.

  Debian packages can be tried here: http://armitage.via.ecp.fr/~sam/vlc/

    The motion compensation routines are now modules as well ; choose your
  implementation with `--motion motion', `--motion motionmmx' or
  `--motion motionmmxext'. Of course, the best implementation is chosen
  if you don't ask for any. There doesn't seem to be any performance hit
  due to the move to shared libs, which is a good thing. Please test
  actively if you have time, though.

    Updated --help result, manpage, INSTALL document, and a few files.

    I moved vdec_motion.h and vpar_blocks.h back to /include because they
  will be needed to build motion compensation modules, but perhaps we don't
  need to export everything which is in these files.

    /src/video_decoder/ now has only one .c file, perhaps it could now be
  merged with video_parser ?

This might break things. Expect a performance increase.

 . removed a few useless malloc() and unused variables in the audio SDL stuff
 . prepared the work for built-in modules (not yet finished)

 . --aout sdl now works

- modified alsa and sdl default level to 50.

  please try.
- modified configure.in and all that stuff. Re-run configure
- SDL audio, video and interface are all part of the same .so now.
- remove YUV old files :->

* Removed -fargument-noalias-global which causes problems with as (???).

test it, replace vdec_motion_inner_mmx.c by vdec_motion_inner_mmxext.c.

I'm interested in performance feedback.

   kernel and from mpeg2dec. I still don't know how to detect if code
   compiled with -mcpu=pentiumpro will run, since the cpuid arcanes are
   quite obtuse to me. Perhaps we should also have a way not to load modules
   if they have been compiled with a different CPU to avoid segfaults.