Qte video output get is screen size from the QT Embedded environment now. This should produce fullscreen video on other QT Embedded configurations with other screen sizes (greater then 240x320).

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* po/*: Updated po files just before the 0.5.1 release
* modules/audio_filter/resampler/linear.c: fixed an initialization bug

- GPE port
- Opie port
- Zaurus
Updated NEWS file with OPIE port.

* Updated French translation

  * ./src/libvlc.c: removed unnecessary malloc() calls.
  * ./src/libvlc.c: used {a,b,c} for lists; [a|b|c] is for optional args.

   seems to be more reliable

Cleanup of debug messages.

* modules/audio_output/waveout.c: better buffer management and hopefully
   fixed the S/PDIF output (Still untested though. Anybody here could test
   this? ).

meaningful.

 - when a new stream is being loaded we select the current title in the
   playlist.
 - Cleaned up some of my previous commited code dealing with updating
   the window title.

  - added an intf-change variable. This is set whenever you add or delete
    an item in the playlist. You need to unset it yourself.
* modules/gui/macosx/intf.?:
  - listen for external playlist changes. update view when playlist changes.
  - activate/deactivate previous and next buttons and menuitems,
    whenever the playlist gets changed.

The Qt Embedded video output plugin is now the preferred plugin when build for Opie or Qte environments.

Fixed Qt Embedded video output placing of video stream in window. Also fixed additional spacing between video lines.

      as BCD (it should fix #244). Also fixed chapter indexing, so that it
      correspond to the dvd one.

  - fixed the mute and volumeup volumedown when you use them mixed.
* src/audio_output/intf.c:
  - set "saved-volume" on volume up, volume down.

* demux/mpeg/ts.c, demux/mpeg/system.c: Proper initialization of
i_continuity_counter,
* access/udp.c: Fixed win32 behavior when --mtu is set to a too small value,
* demux/mpeg/ts.c: Fixed detection of PAT/PMT change.

 * all files are stored in dos mode, or Borland won't compile some of
   them...