It is redumdant with the preexisting dvb-t scheme and does not even
always select the correct delivery system. Also the failure mode is
much more confusing than a plain error input failure message, and
it is inconsistent with other delivery system names.

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

That corresponds to kernel versions 2.6.28-2.6.31 inclusive, none of
which are supported upstream anymore.

The skins2 code checked for the audio volume to be zero. However the audio is muted with by caling
the function aout_SetMute() or aout_ToggleMute(). Use aout_IsMuted() to test for muted audio.

When switching layouts the windows was resized to the default state at design time.
Now the layout being switched to is first resized to the size of the current layout.
Switching layouts now nolonger results in the layout being restored to its default size,
instead it keeps the size the user inteded it to have.

The skins2 GUI showed the URI by default, but this is not what most people expect.

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

It behaves badly on Win32

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

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

If pausing the decoder races with setting up the audio output pipeline,
the decoder can end up already paused when the audio output is created.

The audio output insists on a strict start -> (pause -> resume ->)*
(pause ->)? stop series of state transition. So it must be paused
explicitly in this corner case.

I have not investigated whether this problem affects the video output
but this seems very likely too.

This removes the build-time and install-time dependency.

Close #6116

This enables running VLC to run on a kernel that does not support
version 5.5 of the Linux DVB API (i.e. Linux < 3.3), even if VLC was
compiled with more recent kernel headers.

Unfortunately, this is of limited use. In practice, the running kernel
version is more likely to be newer than the kernel headers, than to be
older. In that case, VLC will print an explicit error.

This reverts commit 6afa23b2.
This was breaking length computing, thus breaking seeking.

Conflicts:

	modules/access/bluray.c

This requires Linux DVBv5.5.

This will be needed for proper DVBv5.5 support.

This should fix bluray playback on windows.

note that this patch includes a hack to revert to the 'Default' state correctly

Required for metadata support.