* modules/gui/wxwindows/*: fixed breakage.

   - splitted the enormous playlist.c file
   - implemented a better item group system: groups have a name
     and must be created before use by
      playlist_CreateGroup( p_playlist, "newgroupname")

* modules/misc/sap.c
   - Create our own playlist group ("SAP") and use it

* modules/access/slp.c
   - Create our own playlist group ("SLP") and use it

* modules/demux/util/id3tag.c
   - Trigger playlist update when we have parsed our tag

* modules/gui/wxwindows/interface.cpp
   - Fixed the about box by using vlc_wraptext
   - Added the simple open and the streaming wizard icons
           *** Icons need to be changed ! ***
   - Added the visualization to the extended gui

* modules/gui/wxwindows/preferences.cpp && include/vlc_help.h
   - Enlarged the window to fit the wrapped text
   - Added help for audio encoders

* modules/gui/wxwindows/stream.cpp  & open.cpp & include/vlc_interface.h
   - Created a "streaming wizard" window (3-step streaming)

* modules/gui/wxwindows/iteminfo.cpp:
   - Group change is now based on the name

* modules/gui/wxwindows/playlist.cpp
   - Added author and group columns to the listview
   - Redesigned the window
   - Added the Sort menu with several criteria (title, author, group)
   - Added up/down buttons to move an item in the playlist
   - Added the group menu to enable/disable a group in an understandable way


TODO:
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* playlist core :
   - Implement advanced sort capabilities  (multi-criteria)
   - File format to save the new features
   - export playlist (to M3U, eg)
   - more robust group creation (duplicates check, ...)

* wxWindows playlist:
   The idea of a treeview seems impossible, because of wxWindow's treeview,
   that don't allow multi-selection, and, as far as I know, multi-columns.
   - Provide a frontend to advanced sort (when it's done :-) )
   - Allow moving items by drag & drop (well, if possible, haven't checked yet)
   - Allow moving several items at once
   - Customizable listview (ability to remove/move columns)
   - Find a solution to the focus problem
     (when you change track, the selected one scrolls at the
      bottom of the visible screen)

* wxWindows interface:
   - New icons, our icons begin to get old and not so pretty
   - Find a solution for the volume bar (nobody understands what it is)

* modules/video_output/directx/events.c: fixed key modifiers detection.
* modules/gui/wxwindows/*: removed the sorted flag from a couple of comboboxes.

  And this is no final solution, i think it should be handled in VLCApplication.

* ALL: improved hotkeys support.

 * fixed freetype module on big endian systems
 * removed a nasty debug line
 * cosmetic fix

* modules/video_output/x11/xcommon.c: hotkeys handling cleanup and support for ctrl/alt/shift modifiers.
* modules/gui/wxwindows/preferences_widgets.cpp: correctly select the active hotkey (needed on win32).

* include/vlc_keys.h: added some extra keys on my keyboard.

* modules/misc/freetype.c: fixed default font on win32.

* modules/codec/ffmpeg/postprocess.c: idem for postprocessing.

* File tab is beginning to work
* Adding file to Playlist begins to work

Note: not very usefull yet.

* modules/gui/wxwindows/streamout.cpp: added theora to the list of video codecs and a few more bitrates.

* src/audio_output/dec.c: moved the audio desync option out of p_vlc so it can be modified on a per input basis.

* modules/stream_out/transcode.c: bail out if we can't find an audio encoder.

* modules/stream_out/transcode.c, modules/codec/ffmpeg/encoder.c: move the ffmpeg pts hack to the ffmpeg encoder.

an MPEG. Instead save that position seek to the beggining and restore
the position. This allows Video CD's to be able to start from an
entry other than the first one of a track.

* modules/codec/vorbis.c: fixed vorbis encoding.
* modules/codec/ffmpeg/*: fixed ffmpeg encoding.
* modules/stream_out/transcode.c: transcoding is working again.

   only iso-639-2T codes were decoded

* modules/codec/ffmpeg/*: ported the ffmpeg audio and video decoders to the new api.
   Isolated the video postprocessing routines in postprocess.c

* modules/codec/ffmpeg/encoder.c, modules/codec/vorbis.c, modules/stream_out/transcode.c,
   include/vlc_block.h, include/vlc_codec.h: extracted the encoders out of transcode.c.
   transcode now uses encoder plugins (currently ffmpeg, vorbis and theora).

PS: transcoding is currently a bit broken but I'll fix that ASAP.

 * report F1 to F12 keys

* modules/video_output/x11/xcommon.c: compilation fix.

* Makefile.am: strip the mozilla plugin when doing the win32 package.
* configure.ac: on win32 we compile the theora module as a plugin, not builtin.

* configure.ac: check for mozilla-config.h on win32 as well.
* mozilla/support/npwin.cpp: some mozilla sdk don't include mozilla-config.h explicitly so do it ourselves.

 * use new key-pressed in p_vlc, and not the one in p_vout
src/video_output/video_output.c:
 * do not create the key-pressed variable in p_vout

* INSTALL.win32: updated build instructions.

* configure.ac: added a --disable-fribidi option and make sure the freetype module is linked with libiconv.

 * created a variable "key-pressed" in p_vlc that can be used to
   report or read key presses
 * allways try to start hotkeys interface in the background
configure.ac, modules/control/Modules.am, modules/control/hotkeys.c:
 * a new control module that reads keypresses from "key-pressed" and
   performs an action depending on what is asosiated with this key.
   Also uses nice on screen messages to indicate what action was performed
modules/video_filter/filter_common.h:
 * removed code to pass old style key reporting through filters
modules/video_output/x11/xcommon.c:
 * report key-presses through the new mechanism. Incomplete, I need help
   with this.

 Untested -> please report success or faillure.

* bootstrap: fix for the AC_MSG_WARN() problem when pkg-config is not installed (hopefully).

    + Fixed a typo causing the Mozilla plugin build to fail.
    + Call the generic rule in "all" instead of "all-am" to spare one make level
      of recursion.

    + Smaller makefiles.
    + Faster builds. Heh.