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http output as mmsh server (see next commits).

  "registration descriptor" (-> fix xine playback) when using a52.

* modules/control/ntservice.c: added a --ntservice-extraintf option to allow the service to spawn additionnal interfaces.
* include/audio_output.h, modules/audio_output/directx.c: added support for 3F2R audio output in addition to 3F2R/LFE (5.1).

* modules/mux/mpeg/ts.c: oops.

* modules/demux/mkv.cpp, modules/mux/avi.c, modules/mux/mpeg/ts.c, modules/packetizer/copy.c: thou shalt not use %lld which is not portable.

* modules/mux/mp4.c: support for mov muxing + cleanup.
* modules/codec/quicktime.c: small cleanup.

     subtitle.
     I have added some options:
        - bmin : minimum bitrate (bits/s) of the TS. Padding is added in
        case of insuffisant bitrate. (default: disabled).
        - bmax : maximum bitrate (bit/s) of the TS. It just drops packets
        to achieve the target. (default: disabled)
        - pcr : minimum delay between two pcr equal to dts of the video
        stream (default 100ms)
        - pcr-soft : minimum delay between two pcr interpolated from the
        pcr that are equal to dts. (default: none)
 Remarks:
  - bmin/bmax allow to create CBR stream.
  - Bitrate is calculated on a PCR time.
  - PCR delay cannot be less than length of a frame of the PCR stream.
  - PCR soft is used to help when using big PCR delay. It is usefull to
  produce stream with smoother bitrate variation.
  - Big PCR delay introduce more latency.

 TODO:
  Test stability, bugs ...

*  modules/mux/mpeg/ps.c,ps.c: the ps muxer can now create mpeg system (mpeg1) files as well. Also modified the ps muxer to output streams with system headers.

    Disable the gtk2/gnome2 interfaces as they are currently unuseable and this option was confusing users more than anything else.
    Enabled the mp4 muxer (Although it doesn't yet produce streams compatible with quicktime).

* configure.ac, modules/mux/ogg.c, modules/stream_out/transcode.c: vorbis transcoding support (the transcoder still doesn't support vorbis decoding though, so no vorbis -> else transcoding)

    + New build system, using recursive makefiles. Due to the amount of code
      in VLC, this had become unavoidable.
    + Removed the check for OS X's stack size, since our automake targets are
      a lot less hungry now.
    + Ditto for Solaris's sed.
    + Since automake-1.6 is faster than 1.7, use it first if both are present.
  * m4/vlc.m4:
    + New AX_ADD_CPPFLAGS, AX_ADD_CFLAGS, AX_ADD_CXXFLAGS, AX_ADD_OBJCFLAGS
      and AX_ADD_LDFLAGS macros that do all the magic to detect possible
      modules and register their flags.
    + New AX_ADD_BUILTINS and AX_ADD_PLUGINS macros.
    + Some magic to generate vlc-config.
  * configure.ac:
    + Moved most code to the AX_ADD_* macros.
    + Explicitely added all target Makefiles.
  * modules/**/Modules.am:
    + Path to sources are now relative to Modules.am's directory level.

    well as .lo/.la files.

* modules/packetizer/vorbis.c: vorbis data packetizer for the stream output.
* modules/mux/ogg.c: cleanup, bug fixes and vorbis support.
* modules/demux/ogg.c: added vorbis channels info.
* modules/misc/httpd.c: bug fix for stream header generation.

* modules/packetizer/mpegvideo.c, modules/mux/mpeg/*: fixed the dts/pts calculation in the mpegvideo packetizer. It should now handle streams where all the pictures don't have the same duration (eg. 3:2 pulldown). We don't calculate anymore the pts for every frame as it is impossible to do so for non low-delay streams.

* modules/mux/mpeg/pes.c: allow cases where we don't write a pts.
* modules/stream_out/display.c: handle cases where we don't have a pts/dts.

 * demux/ts.c : fixed an endian problem with such private stream.

 * avi: added raw audio support (little endian only).

 It's far from stable, produce file unplayable by mplayer at least,
and doesn't yet take care of video/audio synchro.
Becarefull that the header is written only when closing, and there is
no way to repair a mp4 file without its header.

modify/apply on all streams, --sout has the same behavour expect when
starting with a '#'.

 With a starting '#' you can specify a chain of modules, it's still
unstable but a lot more powerfull.
 You have access to duplicate(that duplicate all stream), transcode
(using only ffmpeg), standard/std and es (that apply muxers and access),
and display. You could chain them with ':' and specify options with
{option1=value,option2=value[,...]}.

ex: * to stream and see the stream to udp/ts:ip
 --sout '#duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=ip}}'
    * to transcode,see and stream
 --sout '#transcode{acodec=mpga}:duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=ip}}'

 Without a starting '#', the url is converted into '#std{acces=,mux=,url}'
Test and report bugs :)

Audio grabbing part is commented out and untested.
 The syntax is like that:
  v4l:<device>[:option=value:...]
 options: channel,norm (pal, ntsc,secam), frequency (not really there is
          a factor), audio, size (WxH or subqcif,qsif,qcif,sif,cif,vga),
          codec (optional, mpeg1 or mpeg4 and need to have compiled the
          encoders modules)
 ex: v4l:/dev/video:channel=0:frequency=8052:norm=secam:size=vga
 Please test.
 * rawvideo.c: a pseudo decoder for raw video (I420).
 * packetizer/*, mux/*, stream_output.c: fixed (I hope) audio/video
synchro problems.