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It seems that it's opt parse bug, it can't process the flags which start by
digit. After change 8x8dct to dct8x8, I can set it without problem. I guess
nobody will use it since it can't work as expected, so the quick fix is change
the option name.

Patch by Limin Wang lance dot lmwang at gmail com

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how did i succeed doing such a ridiculously silly thing? well i think it happened like:
1. verifying that the regression tests pass with old resample2.c
2. updating the regressions to the new resample2.c ... failed svn complained
3. svn up
4. updating the regressions to the new resample2.c success (r8485)

at that point everything was still ok

5. some more resample2.c work update regressions, read diff, commit (r8486)

my misstake was that the svn up at point 3 was run in tests/  -> iam an idiot

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Some more BeOS cleanup: check for arpa/inet.h; declare the prototype for inet_aton if not found; remove barpainet.h as it's not longer needed.

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armv5t does - use the armv5t function rather than default c code.
patch by Tim Chick chick at computergeek freeserve co uk

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replace long double in the audiophile kiddy mode with doubles, its faster (and more portable) and the audiophile placebo 120db stopband attenuation isnt affected

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it causes overflows with linear interpolated filters coefficients

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select more sensible default windows (= attenuation beyond the dynamic range of your input is silly if it negatively affects other parameters)

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patch by Tim Chick, chick at computergeek freeserve co uk

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improves subjective sound quality on artificial sample (udial.wav resampling
to 32khz)

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frame, but some low-bitrate NSV files omit video frames for some NSV frames,
and expect the timestamp to increase by one every NSV frame. This is noticeable
in 64vp3.nsv where the video runs several times faster than the audio. Fix this
by unconditionally incrementing the video's timestamp with each NSV frame.
patch by David Conrad, umovimus gmail com

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reset the streams' cur_dts values.  This can lead to a fatal "error,
non monotone timestamps ..." message later, because the out-of-date
cur_dts values are used to compute some packet's dts.

Fix this by calling av_read_frame_flush() and eliminate code
duplication in the process.

The additional hunk gives more detailed error messages.

patch by Wolfram Gloger, wmglo dent.med.uni-muenchen de

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