The following diff for VLC 1.0.0rc3 corrects the detection of POSIX threads
on OpenBSD.
Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>

The DV demuxer (rawdv) can't deal with truncated frames, so discard them.
Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>

This makes Windows use the same mode with transparency than on Linux.
This removes the opacity trick to hide() the code.
This fix a few issues that were happening and difficult to fix because of this difficulty.

It will probably break stuffs for people on OLD windows version (2000,XP) with broken graphic cards... (Deactivate it by yourself) But I have spent enough time on this code.

"the short description of --sout-ts-pcr is still "PCR delay (ms)" when it should be "PCR interval (ms)"
as suggested by Dnumgis.

(cherry picked from commit a6110fb1)
(cherry picked from commit b24fc9a9)
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

This will hopefully help avoid some of the reports where people fail to notice that there is an expand triangle next to what they clicked on.

The repeat was done before buffered data were consumed.

It is about [a0d23587].
Without this patch, with files that have a shorter track, the demuxer
would try seeking the track every time the Demux() function was called.

It is a partial revert of [a8c9c25d]

It is more a rewrite than a conversion ;)

It have removed the RGB support (it was broken for 15/16 bits
and seemed highly suspicious for 24/32 bits)
It might have been overzealous about some simplifications, if so
you are welcome to send patches.

Disabling the tracks like this is an immediate action that messes up --file-caching for instance. There may be some cases where it is appropriate, and some cases where a track should be removed, but not when a track ends. In that case the core is responsible for cleanup.

Tested in bugfix for normal avi, broken avi and repaired avi, but not with "streamed" avi.

Should close #2853

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

Should fix the last event media list player test issue.

Thanks to Richard C. G. Øiestad for the adaptation

This allows capturing child (esp. menus) or overlapping windows instead
of void when the captured window is not at the top.

If the window (or even the xrandr screen) is resized, we can now
continue streaming after resetting the ES.