MJPEG Tools Svn

* included the huge patch from Michael Hanke which adds basic sound transititon
support and a new effect for fading in and fading out

So that should be the last file ;)

* included the huge patch from Michael Hanke which adds basic sound transititon
support and a new effect for fading in and fading out

* included the huge patch from Michael Hanke which adds basic sound transititon
support and a new effect for fading in and fading out

included the huge patch from Michael Hanke which adds basic sound transititon
support and a new effect for fading in and fading out

Cleanup, make the default sampling rate 48000 for NON-VCD use . Change -V to
reflect the VCD2.0 specs which allow mono at 64, 96 and 192 kbit/sec and stereo
at 128, 192,224 and 384 kbit/sec. -V sets the sampling rate to 44100 and
validates the bitrate against the number of output channels requested (stereo
by default).

Clean up a typo/spelling error or two. mp2enc is a MPEG-1 Layer II encoder,
not a MPEG-2 encoder so fix that reference as well.

Mainly changed motion-search, as all faster methods introduced visible
error. Now an exaustive-search with 16x16 search-radius and verification
in three(!) fields is used. This *IS* slow... but reliable.

png2yuv was missing from the list of manpages to install.

remove DVD VOB streams since they've been working for quite a while now.

Set the default number of cpus to 1 and _not_ the number that sysconf() reports.
Using sysconf() had the unfortunate side effect of *silently* changing the
behaviour of the encoder if you happened to be on a multicpu system. This
tended to produce different results when using the same mpeg2enc options on
different machines. It should also be noted that the resulting .m1v/.m2v file
is different when using -M 2 than it is when using -M 0 or -M 1 (bug? could be)