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mpeg2enc rather consistently (even on single cpu systems) crashes on the
linux systems (OS/X doesn't appear to have the problem):
INFO: [mpeg2enc] Signaling last frame = 499
mpeg2enc: seqencoder.cc:433: void SeqEncoder::EncodeStream(): Assertion `pass1coded.size() == 0' failed.
Abort

So, make the default -M value 0 to disable threading. Actually for buffering
the 'bfr' program can be placed in front of mpeg2enc and obviate the need for
threading in the encoder completely (it doesn't give much of a speed increase
as it turns out).

Tidy up the dualprime logic - it was somewhat inverted. The default is still
OFF but the option to turn it off (--no-dualprime-mpeg2) was removed as
redundant.

Also print out a line in the summary saying DualPrime: on/off

Why use a large multiline 'if' statement instead of a simple call to
y4m_chroma_keyword(mode) when converting the chroma id to a string?

The files in win32/* are gone so remove the (few) lingering uses of them
in mplex and the utils/logging,types.h files.

more win32 patches

Cosmetic (whitespace) change in an attempt to goad SF's servers to propagate
changes to the anonymous/public servers.

win32 enabling patches from pjk at bigpond d net d au

Don't hardcode part of the quicktime.h pathname - it is subject to change (and
it did change today in libquicktime). pkg-config --cflags libquicktime
places the correct -I entry in $CFLAGS so that all applications need to do
is use <quicktime.h>.
The installed location of the quicktime headers changed from
$prefix/include/quicktime to $prefix/include/lqt to avoid a conflict with
OS/X (which has a damned caseinsensitive filesystem). <quicktime/quicktime.h>
was conflicting with the system's <QuickTime/QuickTime.h>. The libquicktime
maintainer suggested changing libquicktime to use 'lqt' instead.

Disable threading in y4mdenoise until the bug at end of stream handling
can be fixed.

Pit the contents of the static libs libmotion an dlibcpuaccel into libmjpegutils
to fix the build problem on OSX 10.4 using gcc4.