bulk build. Okay'd by wiz during freeze.
No PKGREVISION bumped because this is Linux specific
and package could never be packaged in first place.
No change to code.
I think this may detect alsa on some systems and still
add the support. Maybe need to add --disable-alsa configure
switch, but I can't test now.
I will fix this later when I import alsa-lib.
Change PLISTs to not hardcode 1.0.1 (or the version) but use
${PKGVERSION}. This will make it easier for later updates.
print-PLIST target produces ${PKGVERSION} and that is how I noticed this.
Move the xv plugin entries to PLIST.common from PLIST.NetBSD. Linux
and FreeBSD both have same xv plugin entries.
Remove dependency to win32-codecs. It is not needed and can be added
any time later for those extra codecs. Also, xine-lib supports
various Windows Media formats already (via builtin ffmpeg).
Move the i386 PLIST entries to own PLIST.i386 file.
Add MESSAGE.i386 to suggest installing win32-codecs if needed.
(If you have suggestions for other codecs or software to mention,
such as "Real" for this MESSAGE.i386, please let me know.)
Move COMMENT from Makefile.common to Makefile. (I will commit for
xine-arts and xine-esound next, since they didn't have their own
COMMENTs before.)
Bump PKGREVISION.
(Later I will add a couple patches for FreeBSD support and add
theora support.)
changes:
-Big XvMC quality / correctness / cpu-usage fix
-added support for WMA Voice codec
-support for Windows Media Audio Lossless
-bugfixes
-security fixes (were already patched in pkgsrc)
also add a patch to correct the path for win32 codecs, needed if
xine-lib in embedded into other applications (as totem)
(If you use another platform, please share your details.)
This fixes a problem where under Linux, the sun and xv
plugins are not installed and then 36 additional new plugins
are installed (Linux only). (Thank you to Sebastian Prause
for Linux PLIST information.)
Use PLIST_SUBST for the i386 files and remove PLIST.i386.
