Patch from Maik Merten, also included in 1.0alpha8.

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1.0alpha8 release.

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 * expose more options as commandline parameters in encoder_example
   (keyframe_frequency, noise_sensitivity, sharpness)


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 * add OTHER_LDFLAGS_i386 in the right place
 * rename Product to theoradec to get libtheoradec 


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something better.

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Version_script is actually used.

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Version_script.

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from vorbis.

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 so that a second call to theora_clear() won't segfault.

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This is currently the only way to get asm optimizations in the decoder on
 Windows.
Builds both release and debug versions for each version of libc that currently
 ships with mingw32.
DLL version information must still be updated manually (at the top of the
 Makefile), but that's okay because mingw32 doesn't implement DllGetVersion
 anyway, so it will never show up unless someone queries the resources manually.

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General warning clean-up.

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The documentation is still in general a mess, and needs to be cleaned up before
 release.

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Fix theora_clear() so it actually clears an encoder instance.
Remove link-time dependencies of the decoder code on the encoder code.
This allows the separation of the two libraries, but requires a virtual
 function table of entry points into the encoder in order to work with the old
 libtheora API functions that don't distinguish between encoder and decoder
 objects.
Future upgrades will need to be careful of this bit to retain ABI
 compatibility.
Fix up #include directives to point directly to the project-local files they
 are including.
General warning clean-up.
Minor updates to the version script; this still needs to be fixed to use the
 proper version macros from configure.ac.

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0: Same as quick_p = 0 (exhaustive motion search)
1: Same as quick_p = 1 (default, combination of quick and exhaustive motion search)
2: No motion compensation at all. Very fast but impacts negatively on both image quality and bitrate. Perhaps useful for e.g. videoconferencing (little motion) on slow systems. Definately of limited use.

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th_quant_info data or ask the encoder to switch to VP3 profile (that's currently
the default anyway).

Cleaned up some underscore-prefixed variable names that were inherited from theora-exp

Got rid of PROFILE_FULL and PROFILE_VP3 - those weren't exposed in the API. Now apps
can use theora_control() to get something equivalent to PROFILE_VP3. If the apps want
"PROFILE_FULL" (that was a 6 quant table thingie) they can just provide the necessary
data.

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work around dependency breakage detection. After a patch by Matthias 
Schneider.

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Schneider.

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This should pave the way to enable the encoder to take quant info from encoder applications.

The decoder uses the default VP31 values and I verified even the alpha 3 decoder can
handle the output produced.

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This doesn't impact on performance for me (and we're specifying -funroll-loops anyway)

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Motivated by the fact that PROFILE_FULL (6 quant tables) was less than well-tested when it comes to quality. Plus I guess old Cortado releases will be around for a while.

Note to (mostly) myself: Find a set of 6 quant tables that actually does make use of the added flexibility. Just copying old table values doesn't sound like it'll revolutionize and transform the video coding industry.


Oh, this is my first xiph.org checkin, by the way. All seek for cover.

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