xine-ui 0.9.21 released

Hi all,

xine-ui 0.9.21, which is mainly a maintenance release has just been
released.

Among other things, the snapshot function that many people have had
trouble with has been fixed.

If you're upgrading from a previous version, you shouldn't notice any
changes in key bindings. However, the default key bindings have been
changed: numeric keys are now used to compose numbers which some commands
take as arguments. So in order to seek to 3/4 of the current stream, you
can press: 7 5 % (where the "%" key means "seek to this percentage").
If you want to switch to this new default key binding, you can just open
the Keymap Editor (using the context menu/Settings) and click Reset, Save,
Done.

For other changes, see the Changelog:

xine-ui (0.9.21) unstable; urgency=low

  * fix playlist handling bug.
  * closing an xitk window don't crash xine anymore,
  * clicking on audio/spu language in main panel popup a language selection menu,
  * use ISO639-1 to display DVD audio/spu language ('en' -> 'english'),
  * support 32 audio/spu channels,
  * --enqueue can enqueue more than one mrl,
  * get rid of completion event,
  * new error message, according to xine-lib message events,
  * fix reparent bug with KDE 3.1,
  * (re)add cfg:/ style mrls, you can change any config entry BEFORE
    playing any kind of mrl,
  * fix snapshot size bug, xine-lib don't fill meta data, so we have to
      workaround,
  * change behavior of number key, they aren't binded for seeking, you
    have to press 3 key for any % seek (use option below if you think
    that suck, like me),
  * new --keymap=<keymap file> option,
  * add lirc commands for hue/saturation/brightness/contrast controls,
  * improve seeking,
  * support "resume" feature with DVD playback (<ESC> key),
  * new translation: italian,
  * fix metacity layer bug,
  * new --config option,
  * fix warp jump and double click bug in widget browser,
  * fix deadlock with panel hide/show cycle,
  * playback slider don't handle keyboard events (fix seek weirdness),
  * .po updates.




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