* Put ErrorThread() in input_ext-dec.h because it was the same function
    in all decoders. Called it DecoderError() instead.
  * All decoders enter DecoderError() in case of error, even if they
    haven't allocated all their data. This prevents the input from getting
    stuck if a decoder has failed its initialization.
  * Namespace fixes through the decoder files.

  * Fixed a segfault at EOF in input_es.c and input_ts.c (when i_read == 0).
  * Improved error recovery and avoided memleaks in the various input plugins.
  * Fixed a deadloop inserted by someone else into input_vcd.c :-)

containing no '/'.

* Minor optimizations in the Next Generation Buffer Manager.

  * Added Jeffrey Baker to the AUTHORS file.
  * Fixed a PPC compilation issue.

  * Mouse wheel seek patch for XVideo courtesy of Peter Surda.
  * Ported to SDL.

   * Heavy butchery in the VCD plugin. It should no longer segfault when
     reaching end of title.

  * --filter distort:ripple (Ok, ok, I promise it's the last one !! :-)

  * Fixed compilation with dvdcss disabled.
  * Fixed compilation with plugins disabled.
  * Removed useless variables in the VCD and DVD plugins.
  * Fixed a function which was returning "struct foo" in the VCD plugin.
  * Fixed the old � XVideo eats more and more CPU � bug I mistakenly
    reintroduced in my first vout4 commit.

  * Initialize SDL before opening the SDL audio output.
  * Prevent two SDL video outputs or audio outputs to be spawned at the
    same time to avoid ugly crashes.
  * The SDL plugin now says whether we are using software or hardware YUV
    in its window title.
  * We now stop at the first ':' when looking for a module name, to easily
    pass information to the modules. Possible example: --vout sdl:software,
    implementation of such an option is left as an exercise.
  * Merged filter_bob and filter_bob422 into filter_bob. Use --filter bob
    to deinterlace 422 into 420 as well.
  * Factorized code common to most filters and the video output, optimized
    a few filters by aligning data and reading 64 bits at a time.
  * Two new absolutely useless, CPU-eating, resource-wasting, but fun
    filters: enjoy `transform', which performs flips and 90� rotations, and
    `distort', which performs animated image effects (currently only a naive
    sine wave is implemented). Usage examples:
       --filter transform:hflip
       --filter transform:vflip
       --filter transform:90
       --filter transform:180
       --filter transform:270
       --filter distort:wave

  * Ultimate fixes to the win32 package generation.

  * Fixed Win32 build. You still need --disable-directx --disable-nls though.

  * TS input: bugfix in DecodePAT and minor optimizations elsewhere.

  * TS input: we now check that the contents of the PAT has changed
    before updating it, instead of just relying on its version number.

  * Pathetic attempt at a 4:2:2 renderer and deinterlacer, combining the
    most awful line dropping techniques of both BOB and 422 to 420
    downscaling. Don't worry, it should only survive for a couple of days.

  * CPU detection under BeOS.
  * Fixed XVideo port selection.
  * New stupid plugin: "--filter wall" for split-image playback :-)
     (will evolve into a real image wall plugin when I have time)

  * Support for REPORT_TITLE_KEY and RPC commands by H�kan Hjort
    <d95hjort@dtek.chalmers.se>.

vlc changes:
  * Minor coding style fixes (please avoid tabs).

  * Filter plugins. Not very polished (please don't look at how the dates are
    calculated!), but worth a try. Use the following flags:
     "--filter invert" for inverse video
     "--filter bob" for BOB deinterlacing
  * Fixed a potential segfault if the subtitle stream was encountered
    before the video stream.
  * Misc vout4 fixes.

  * Buffer choice optimizations - vout4 should eat even less CPU now.
  * Minor warning fix for Hurd.

  * Fixed aspect ratio handling.
  * Fixed potential compilation issues under eg. BSD/OS.

  * Another win32 fix.

  * Fixed Win32 port.
  * Fixed unnecessary target remake (recursive make is harmful !).

  * Additional fixes for OSes with no gettext (thanks to ej0).
  * Fixed a potential BeOS linking issue.
  * Fixed a minor bug in input.c.

  * Don't try to use gettext if we don't have GNU gettext. This may change
    in the future though (most GNU software seems to include a local copy of
    gettext in case the operating system doesn't provide it).