FFmpeg 0.8.2 and x264 ABI 116 in devel/F-16

[Dominik 'Rathann' Mierzejewski]

Hi all,
sorry it took so long, but I didn't have enough free time to do it
faster.

Anyway, long story short:
The plan is to push FFmpeg 0.8.2 and latest x264 stable git to
devel/F-16 branch. There are 34 packages which depend on these two.
Out of those, only 2 (two!) had build failures which I wasn't able
to fix quickly, namely ffmpeg2dirac and lightspark.
ffmpeg2dirac needs more porting to FFmpeg 0.8 API than I was able to
do quickly and lightspark's build fails with some obscure llvm error.

So I think we're in pretty good shape to move forward.
I'll post my patches in this thread so that the respective maintainers
can look at them and hopefully push them upstream. Note that most
packages simply need a version bump and a rebuild.

Here is the full status:

audacious-plugins-freeworld - already fixed in devel (3.0.2)
dvbcut - patch
dvdstyler - fixed in 1.9.0+
ffmpeg2dirac - 0.2.0 available, still needs porting to FFmpeg 0.8 API
ffmpegthumbnailer - fixed in 2.0.7
gpac - patch
gstreamer-ffmpeg - fixed in 0.10.12
guvcview - fixed in 1.5.0
k3b-extras-freeworld - patch (also, update to 2.0.2)
kdemultimedia-extras-freeworld - builds with no issues
kino - patch; builds, but needs porting to v4l2
libdlna - patch
lightspark - 0.4.8.1 and 0.5.0 don't build due to llvm bug(?)
mlt - builds with no issues
motion - patch
mpd - fixed in 0.16.3 (current stable), maybe add more deps
picard-freeworld - already fixed in devel (0.15.1)
qmmp-plugins-freeworld - needs update to at least 0.5.1 
transcode - patch
ushare-freeworld - patch
vlc - patch
wxsvg - fixed in 1.1.1
xine-lib-extras-freeworld - patch
xmms2-freeworld - patch

Ordering issues:

vlc before k3b-extras
wxsvg before dvdstyler
libdlna before ushare-freeworld
libquicktime before mlt

Regards,
Dominik

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