Christmas present: xine-lib 1.0

Hello, everybody!

After two years of intense testing and continuous improvement, the xine
development team proudly presents the final xine-lib 1.0 release.

Compared with the latest release candidate, there are not many changes
(see below for complete ChangeLog). However, a security issue regarding
the AIFF demuxer (CAN-2004-1300) is fixed, as well as some issues that
might have appeared with the way the Xv plugin has been linked in 1-rc8.
Therefore, upgrading to 1.0 is strongly recommended.

As usual, you can download the release from:

   http://xinehq.de/index.php/releases

The MD5 sum of this release is:
96e5195c366064e7778af44c3e71f43a  xine-lib-1.0.tar.gz


Seasons Greetings on behalf of the xine team,

	Daniel & Siggi


For reference, the complete ChangeLog is:

xine-lib (1.0)
  * unbreak DXR3 plugin
  * fix crash in the AIFF demuxer on oversized chunks
  * fix crash in the sputext decoder when subtitles have too many lines
    [bug #1086775]
  * added support for OGG chained streams
  * fixed deadlock with ASF chained streams due to fifo buffer leak
  * DVB Subtitles: fixed flashing, repeating subs, fix sync & timeouts
  * DVB EPG: fixed incorrectly parsed running status, clear old epg data,
    cropped epg texts
  * updated included libdvdnav: more graceful handling of some error
    conditions; fixed playback of some strangely authored DVDs
  * fixed problem with first subtitle not showing when using separate
    subtitle files
  * fixed crash related to relative HTTP redirect URLs (implemented
    canonicalisation)
  * linking libXv dynamically, fixes breakage of Xv plugin



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