lve-040210:
  - lve: some fixes for reading ts streams containing transmisson 
    failures.
 
  - lvedump/lvemux: fixed rounding error while processing NTSC videos. 

  - new "lverequant" with several optimizations ...

lve-040126:
  - lvedump: major bugfix in handling open/closed GOP mpegs ->
    now "B frame drop" will be activated only on scene starts 
    with open GOPs. Furthermore on interlaced mpegs with 2 sep.
    fields, the 2nd. field following of the I field will no more
    be dropped, if B frame drop is activ.
    RESULT: much less (or no more)  glitches on scene changes in
    final video.

  - lvemux: new options " -1" and "-2" to control progress output
    with "-1" output will be terminated with a "\r", how with "-2" 
    the eol will be "\n". default is no progress output. 

  - lve: minor bugfixes in reading external wav files ...
  

lve-040121:
  - lvemux: increased internal fifo buffers to prevent endless loop
    hanging sometimes occured.

  - lvemux: bugfix for AC3 multiplex.

lve-040119:
  - lvemux: now use of the multiplex engine in the same manner as lvedump,
    hence output of lvemux will work toghether with new dvdauthor-0.9
    release (the multiplex engine always needs complete audio frames to
    calculate accurate timestamps, but lvemux also has send fragments 
    of audio frames to the engine).

lve-040116:
  - lve: qdir will be started (again) on initial saving of a media list. 

  - lvdedump: fixed segfault while creating separate video and audio 
    (type "wav") streams. 
    fixed building from interlaced mpegs to get VOBU packs for every 2nd. 
    GOP in all cases. 

  - lvemux: now video data is also DTS timestamped and there is a major
    bugfix while multiplexing AC3 audio. 

lve-040112:
  - lve bugfix (not able to create recover files, because of wrong
    permissions on creating working folder (.lve/) in HOME directory). 
    
  - lve bugfix (after complete reset with "ctrl-alt-r" sometimes load
    errors occured).  

  - adaption to new decoder engine mpeg2dec-0.4.0 release (libmpeg2).
  
  - lve: probing for audio drivers first "oss", then "alsa" to reflect
    the new 2.6.x linux kernels and some other minor adjustments in 
    audio device handling. 

  - lvmkdvd forces now resampling/reencoding MPA audio to 48KHz, if sample-
    rate of source is not equal to 48KHz.

  - some adjustemts to lve tools to support new lvemkdvd GUI (now available) 
    ...

lve-031222:
  - lve can load/save files now, where filename contains some special 
    characters like blanks and similar...
    Furthermore again changing location for recovery files (lvemedia.lst
    and lveedit.lst) to "$HOME/.lve/". -> this is more "multiuser-friendly"
  
  - lve bugfixes (segfaults on start, selection of multiple items doesn't
    work while NumLock key is activated).  

  - minor bugfixes for lvemux (handling of muxing video without audio).
  
  - some modifications to "lvemkidx" to support the upcoming KDE-GUI 
    for lvemkdvd ... 

lve-031217:
  - lve bugfixes

  - adaption and bugfix of lvedump/lvemux to let them work with newest 
    dvdauthor-0.6.8 package. furthermore new option "-y" for lvedump 
    to use mplex (from mjpegtools) instead of lvemux (or tcmplex). 

lve-031216:
  - hompage moved to http://lvempeg.sourceforge.net :-)
  
  - major bugfix for TS stream type reader (wrong ES data extraction: 
    lve plays jerky video, lvedump sometimes segfaults)
  
  - minor bugfix for lve (audio shifting)
  
  - lvemkidx improved: new option "-p" to probe for proper index file.
    (if valid index file exists there will be no recreation).
    also new option "-l <prj-file>" to create an simple lve project file 
    loadable with lve as edit-list.

lve-031212:
  - major bugfix on lve (segfault while loading/saving files ...)
 
  - more improved "lvemkdvd", which controls dvdauthor over the XML-file 
    interface. therfore tcmplex will be supported again also together with 
    newest dvdauthor releases -> lvemkdvd's new option "-x" will force the 
    use of  tcmplex insted of lvemux ...  
 
    furthermore lvemkdvd can run in "requantizer" mode too, using option
    "-f <shrink-factor>". this will shrink the video stream on the fly 
    while building the DVD filesystem. but it doesnt't work together with
    the "tcmplex" muxer (option "-x").   

lve-031209:
  - new version of "lvemkdvd" capable to work with newest dvdauthor releases 
    (> 0.6.5) using "piped sub-commands" (see entry lve-031208 below).
    therefore no more need of tcmplex, because multiplexing will done by
    lvemux.
    to skip back to "old" lvemkdvd there is ./lve/src/lvemkdvd.c.old, that
    can be renamed to ./lve/src/lvemkdvd.c before compiling ...

  - the file selector program "qdir" now will remind last folders used from 
    past session of lve. 
    also on startup it will select only files, which fit the current action.

  - the session recover files (lvemedia.lst and lveedit.lst) are now stored 
    always in "/tmp" folder. therefore lve will start with the last
    session everytime. to clean up lve's worksheet the keys "CTRL-ALT-r" 
    must be pressed at once. this will reset media- and edit-list ready
    to start a new task.

lve-031208:
  - lve major bugfixes (broken playback in lve for PS streams with 
    MPEG1 LII audio and wrong extraction of frame data).
 
  - lve now displays a short info in preview monitor, while creating an
    index during load of a new media file.
 
  - lvemux bugfix (again no termination on EOF)

  - levdump now can write multiplexed (option -m,-M) output to stdout
    using a "-" char as output filename ("-av -"). 

  - NOTE: please use only dvdauthor up to release 0.6.5 together with
    lvemkdvd, because newer releases won't work (adaption in progress) ...
    ... or for newer dvdauthor releases specify "piped sub-commands" 
    at dvdauthors command line to invoke lvedump or lvemux like this way:

      dvdauthor -o mydvd "lvedump -M -i foo1.prj -av -|" "lvedump -M 
        -i foo2.prj -av -|" ...

    this will produce vob input data for dvdauthor over stdin on the fly
    generated by lvedump from lve project files.

      dvdauthor -o mydvd "lvemux -v foo1.m2v -a foo1.mpa -o -|" "lvemux
        -v foo2.m2v -a foo2.mpa -o -|" ...

    this will produce vob input data for dvdauthor over stdin on the fly
    by multiplexing separate video and audio streams.
 

lve-031205:
  - support for a further mpeg stream type called "PVA" (used by some
    DVB recorder software in M$Windows) is underway -> no audio at
    the moment ...
  - lve bugfix (sometimes type mpeg TS detected for PS streams).

lve-031204:
  - bugfixes for lvedemux (type conversion error) and lvemux (no 
    termination on EOF).
  
  - now lvemux can write to stdout too using output option as 
    follows: "-o -" (simply use a "-" char as filename). 
    furthermore it knows the new option "-sh <[+/-]time>" to shift 
    audio against video about <[+/-]time> milliseconds.
    for negative time values audio will play earlier and for positiv 
    values later.
    
    example: 
       lvemux -sh -200 -v 1.m2v -a 1.mpa -o -

       will output the multiplexed stream to stdout, how audio 
       will be timestamped 200 ms earlier as video. 
    
 
lve-031202:
  - better handling of A/V sycning errors with a new per scene based
    sync correction value -> more infos see ./lve/Readme.avsync

  - reorderd "+/-" button for left trimmimg to "-/+" reflecting to a
    consistant behavior: pressing "+" on outside will grow the scene,
    pressing "-" on inside will shrink the scene.
    
lve-031128:
  - support for some more MPEG format types added (therefore extensive
    changes of the frame server code was made):
    o program streams (PES) = packetized elementary stream, how video
      and audio are multiplexed together as "not packed" program stream.
      (format used by the VDR project at http://www.linuxtv.org).
    o video streams with other id than 0xE0 are recognized too. 
    o program streams (PS) with none conform, variable pack size. typically
      the pack contains up to maximum filled PES packets (as opposite of DVD 
      with 2048 bytes or VCD/SVCD with 2324 bytes pack size).
    o rudimentary support for transport streams (TS) with following 
      restrictions:
       # no error detection/correction,
       # works with first video pid found, multiple audio pids are possible,
       # no validation of program associations (video/audio)

  - fixed info display for lve while pressing key "i".
  
  - automatic recreating of outdated index files (after release change). 
    
  - lvemux: some fixes (or changes ?) for stuffing/padding.
    
lve-031119
  - lvemux now doesn't depend anymore from ffmpeg (there is a new multilpex
    engine in lve/src) -> this makes it simplier for the standalone lvemux 
    package to be compiled. 
    Furthermore there is no more need to patch ffmpeg's "libavformat/mpeg.c"
    lvemux comes with many bugfixes and should work with interlaced video
    now -> hopefully this release will be the first usable one ...

  - lvedump uses the new multiplex engine likewise ... 

lve-031114:
  - new tool "lvemux" to multiplex mpeg video and audio ES stream to mpeg
    PS stream including prepared VOBU packs -> these mpeg files can be used
    as dvdauthor input and should play on consumer DVD players.
    lvemux will have the ability also to read from 2 fifo files (one for 
    video stream and one for audio stream), which is useful to build piped 
    commands with other applications delivering separate mpeg video and audio 
    streams, means lvemux extends other applications to produce muxed mpeg 
    video directly !) -> more infos see ./lve/Readme.lvemux

  - import.tar (lve import filter for transcode) updated to new lve_read API
  
  - some minor bugfixes in multiplexer mode of lvedump 
  
lve-031105:
  - lvedump:
    much more ffmpeg muxing enhancemant -> it can mux AC3 audio data too.
    furthermore there is the ability of copy audio data directly from source
    (without reencoding) [experimental] -> use option "-E" instead "-e"
    or "-M" instead "-m" with equivalent functionality, but in copy mode.
    a synonym option for "-M" is "-c -m" and for "-E" is "-c -e". 
    
    this will be helpful to use the copy mode in lvemkdvd too with following 
    command:
      lvemkdvd [-p] -m "-c" ...   
     
    because lvemkdvd invokes lvedump with "-m" option, you will bypass the
    additional "-c" option to lvedump, so that it uses "-c -m" at all :-) 

    NOTE: remeber to copy ./lve/avformatPatch/mpeg.c to ./ffmpeg/libavformat
    and do "make; make clean" in ./lve ...

lve-031031:
  - lve:
    estimated size fo expected output file now available in info display of
    lve (get this by pressing key "i"). the total (est.) output size  
    will be stored in edit-list file too, to give further lve tools the
    ability to check disk free space or excess of space limitations (e.g.
    the 4.3 GB limit of blank DVDs)
    NOTE: because of the format change old edit-list and media-list files of 
    lve are incompatible now !
  
  - lvedump:
    a further very big enhancment by patching  ffmpeg muxer code ... 
    (./ffmpeg/libavformat/mpeg.c must be replaced with ./lve/avformatPatch/mpeg.c)
    this allows lvedump writing directly muxed mpeg data with accurate timing
    values (SCR/PTS) and prepared VOBU packets ready to get eaten by DVDauthor 
    and playable on consumer DVD players !
    
    NOTE: A/V sync will be acceptable, but in future lvedump releases there
    will be any option to control audio delay too !

  - lvemkdvd:
    the lvedump enhancements in building muxed mpeg streams brings also 
    advantages to DVD authoring...
    lvemkdvd can use lvedump (in muxing mode, option -m) to build DVD video
    images directley from edit-list files. then there is NO MORE need to
    build separately A/V streams (.m2v / .mpa) using lvedump in "elementary
    stream mode" (option -e), wich will be save disk space too.
    therfore lvemkdvd knows the new option "-p" to process edit-list files
    (.prj) directley instead of A/V file pairs (.m2v / .mpa)...
    
    NOTE:  checking of disk free space and excess of size limitations will
    follow in future releases...

  - updated docu in files README and DVDAuthoring.txt

lve-031028:
  - lvedump:
    o reversed builtin logic for A/V shift -> means without any special option
      there will be no shift. therefore the option "-np" was  replaced with
      "-sh [<value>]", how <value> is optional and will be the audio shift 
      measured in video frames. (positive value will delay audio).
      if <value> is omitted, there will be used a default shift of -10 frames. 

    o some internal coding adjustments reflecting ffmpeg multiplexing
      (option "-m") -> a special patched ffmpeg (copy the file 
      ./lve/avformatPatch/mpeg.c to ffmpeg's libavformat directory 
      and recompile ffmpeg/lve -stuff) can produce better results
      for final multiplexed video:
      (1) mplayer can play the mpeg now.
      (2) mpeg contains prepared VOBU headers and therefore it can be used
          as input for DVD authoring with ifogen/dvdauthor. 
          ("lvemkdvd" will be adjusted later ...)
      NOTE: the most problem of ffmpeg multiplexer is the correct generation 
      of sync timestamps (SCR/PTS). therfore the patch code set all timestamps 
      to 0,  which is better than using wrong values. Nevertheless most 
      consumer DVD players may have problems to play such mpegs but "mplayer" 
      does it fine ...
    
  - lvemkdvd: now using "dvdauthor" (http://dvdauthor.sourceforge.net/) to
    build DVD video filesystem instead "ifogen/tocgen" from dvdrtools.
    to use lvemkdvd, the dvdauthor program must reachable via the 
    binary path. in difference to the older lvemkdvd, there is no more "-t"
    option and every call of lvemkdvd to the same output directory will
    start a new title (beginning with 1 on an empty directory).
    Furthermore the output directory given by option "-o" will be created
    if not existent just as the subfolders VIDEO_TS / AUDIO_TS.

  - lveripdvd: output files will be named cNN.vob(/.m2v/.mpa) instead
    of chapter_NN.vob(/.m2v/.mpa).
 
lve-031020:
  - lvedump: 
    some further enhancement in A/V sync (hopefully).
 
lve-031017:
  - lvedump: 
    because of dropping the 1st. B-frames following directly the 
    I-Frame (on scene starts with  "open GOP"), but not the audio 
    portion, there was a growing A/V shift in the final video.  
    this is fixed, now -> audio portion will be dropped too...

lve-031015:
  - lve / lvedump:
    the sound dissortions after seeking on some media files are no
    longer so strongly, but they could be not completely removed.
    therfore a format change of the index files (.idx extension) was
    necessarily. please recreate old index file with lvemkidx.
    
    some details to the workaround: samplerate and bitrate will
    be probed while building the index, because these values will be 
    compared with that what the audio decoder will return after decoding.
    -> on differences audio will be ignored...
    if now samplerate and bitrate could not be detected during index
    creation, there will be no sound. in past lve releases samplerate 
    (and bitrate) were always set by the audio decoder (auto detection) 
    and there was no matter what lvemkidx has probed.
    to fall back to the old behavior, uncomment the line with
    "define AUTO_DETECT 1" in file ./lve/src/decoder.c ...
    
lve-031014:
  - lve: some fixes in audio seeking and timing (semaphore handling)...
  
  - lvedump: 
    o fixed problem with scene changing across different media sources.
      (scene was build with frames of previous media instead of new media)
    o no more segfault after writng last scene.
    o fixed wrong detection of interlaced stuff, if using a scene containing
      the 1st frame of a source file. this has produced scenes with only
      the half of the needed audio portion (sometimes noticeably also in 
      audio playback with double speed).

  - ATTENTION: decoding of some audio streams of type mpeg1 layer II 
    (id=0xC0) doesn't work satisfyngly. it leads to disorted sound
    at scene start after using lvedump or while seeking in lve.  
    problem may be caused from missplaced sync words (0xFFF) inside encoded
    data (normally not allowed ?). therefore random seek make it more
    difficult for libavcodec routines to find a proper beginning for audio 
    data. i'am still thinking about a workaround at the moment ...

lve-031010:
  - lvedump: 
    o fixed memory leak.
    o enhancement to guarantee, that every produced stream will start with 
      a sequence header. 

  - changed/added some compiler options (-mcpu=pentium3 -msse -mfpmath=sse),
    but only valid for gcc-3.3.x compilers.

lve-031008:
  - audio decoding now based on libavcodec (ffmpeg-0.4.8) completely,
    therefore liba52 code included in lve package is no more needed
    (ffmpeg uses the liba52 code itself internally, if configured with
    "--enable-a52" switch -> lve Makefile will force this now).
    Furthermore decoding of mpeg1 layerII audio will be done with
    mp3 decoder of libavcodec, instead of mp2. 

  - lvedump bugfix: no more segfault (caused by memcpy(vo_pages[1]...) 

lve-031006:
  - lvedemux bugfix: audio streams other than ID 0xC0
    was corrupted and no update of extracted audio records
    on console display.
  
  - bugfix of "lveripdvd" in parameter detection (s2 option)

lve-031002:
  - some modifications of "lvedemux" to let it work with 
    an experimental DVD backup tool (see download-section
    inside the "dvdrip" folder.
 
lve-030929:
  - update lve coding to let lve compile (and run) with  new 
    ffmpeg-0.4.8 release.

  - some dokumentation updates

  - add link to lve discussion forum on homepage

lve-030924:
  - new tool "lverequant" to shrink plain (elementary) MPEG2 video 
    streams  by requantize in the compressed domain (like DVDShrink 
    it does). 
    could be used to reduce size of video files with high speed 
    (up to 50% of original size) -> more, see DVD-Authoring.txt .
  
  - lvedump: new option "-r <shrink_factor>" to shrink resulting video 
    with help of "lverequant" (decribed above) -> more, see Readme.
 
  - lvedemux: new option -s to dump video stream to stdout -> helps to
    process video data in a pipe (eg. shrinking while demuxing)

lve-030903:
  - lvemkdvd has 2 new options (-m and -i) to be able passing additional 
    parameters to sub called programs "tcmplex" (-m) and "ifogen" (-i).

  - lve bugfixes to navigation slider.

lve-030529:
  - lve changes:
    o again bugfixed "<<"/">>"-Navigation 
    o bugfixed handling of field encoded interlaced material
    o add a new A/V-Sync control in edit-list toolbar -> audio track can 
      be shifted around (unit is frame) -> usefull only if audio
      has a constant sync difference.
    o information about scene while pressing key "i" will now be displayed
      in preview window (video should be stopped to see it). 
 
lve-030526
  - lve changes:
    o and again fewer bugfix for "open GOP" handling 
    o faster slider movements will be really GOP aligned now 
    o smarter thumbnail generation while left trimming.
 
lve-030523b
  - lve changes:
    o new ".idx" format (1.4) implies to regen index files with "lvemkidx"
      or to remove it (and let lve build new ones).
    o amount of "open" B-Frames on "open GOP" mpegs will be autodetected now 
      (-> limitation is max. of 3 B-Frames in a line).
    o the navigation key for single stepping will act with key modifiers      
      (shift/ctrl) too, where in vanilla mode step wide is 1 frame, with
      shift-key modifier 2 frames and  with ctrl-key modifier 5 frames.
    o changed behavior of navigation buttons to get even logic for key
      modifiers. where vanilla mode is smallest wide, shift modified is 
      medium wide and ctrl-modified is large wide.
      the large wide (ctrl) acts with variable multipliers choosable by the
      "Multi"-button.
    o added 4 new buttons with trimming functionality: +/- left side to
      grow/shrink scene start by 1 GOP each click and +/- right side 
      to grow/shrink scene end by one GOP each click.
      this is a replacement for the (shift/ctrl) modified functions of the
      trim buttons ("->|"/"|<-"), but vanilla functionality of these buttons 
      will rest as it was.
    o new behavier of home ("|<") and End (">|")  buttons in "scene range"- 
      mode selectable by range button ("->| |<-"): 
      seek to start/end of scene instead of start/end of (edit/media)-list.


lve-030523

  - lve bugfixes:
    o seeking with slider for more then one media file will work
      correctley now
    o no more segfaults while changing focus between scenes
    o generating thumbnails while left trimming will work in all
      cases now.
    o some bugfixes in navigation routines
    o some bugfixes in "open GOP"-handling

  - lve changes:
    o there is a button called "Multi" replacing the CG-Button
      it will set multipliers for seeking with "<<"/">>"-buttons
      when modified with ctrl key -> in 1x mode mode stepwide will
      be (1/2/4), 2x mode gives (1/2/8), 3x mode gives (1/2/16)  
 
lve-030521
  - lve/lvedump changes:
    o navigation with "<<"/">>" buttons works now GOP aligned: normal use
      will jump 2 GOPs, in combination with shift key the step wide will be 
      1 GOP, with ctrl key 4 GOPs.
    o the CG button has no longer any function -> may be in future release
      it will be used to change step-wide for seeking with "<<"/">>". 
    o some code cleanups
    o old ".idx" files will be incompatible with this release -> need to 
      remove or rebuild with lvemkidx. 
    o changed strategy to detect "open GOPs", because most mpegs indicates
      a wrong value in closed "GOP flag" inside mpeg stream. 
      the new strategy handles also video sequences containing
      both open and closed GOPs.
    o lvedump writes now  in every case scene starts GOP aligned to the 
      1st. previous GOP relative to the scene also if material contains 
      open GOPs. 
    o removed "-2" option of lvedump, because interlaced material with 
      "separate encoded field pictures" will be autodetected.
  
lve-030514
  - bugfix for lve's video navigator (forward/backward functions caused
    seg faults).
 
  - update ac52dec to cvs-snapshot
 
  - improved handling of media with unclosed GOP: align to 2nd. previous
    GOP only, if frame is inside range of 3 frames behind last I-Frame.  
    -> this will lead into a litte bit speed up in video seeking and a 
    bit more accuracy for (some) scene starts, if using lvedump.
   
lve-030509
  - qdir changes:
    new parameter (2nd.) to specifiy the startfolder -> this will used
    by lve select folders in case of different modes (new, open, save).       
    
  - lve changes:
    o remember last used folders for the different modes (new, open, save)
      to make file access more userfriendley, e.g. open new media file
      or save edit-list starts each in the folder last used.
    o scene thumbs will be marked with the correspondend media-ID to give
      the overwiew of which scenes belongs to which media-file.
    o additional function on key "i" to print infos about the actual
      selected scene (like duration, start/end points, name of corres-
      pondend media-file, ...) in terminal windows.
      (-> later releases may print this infos in the video preview window).
    o some code cleanups 

lve-030506
  - lve changes:
    o bugfix in audiotrack selection -> only available tracks can be
      selected, up to 5 tracks (Keys 0 to 4) are possible now.
    o trimming start(end) of scenes in edit-list will be improved 
      -> scene boundaries can now be growed by 1 GOP in left (right) 
      direction with "->|" ("|<-") button while holding shift-key.
      Also cutting up to 1 GOP left or right is possible while holding 
      ctrl-key.
      1st use of shift-"->|" (ctrl-"->|) will align to previous (next) GOP, 
      which may produce better results using lvedump to build your final 
      video.
    o preview navigation with "<<" and ">>" buttons will now work in 
      stepwides as muliple of 1 GOP: 
      with shift-key => 1 GOP, with ctrl-key => 4 GOPs, normal => 2 GOPs.    
 
lve-030430:
  - bugfixes for lvemkdvd, lvedemux and lvedump

  - README.dvdauthor: correct descriptions about lvemkdvd -> the option to
    specify the title-set number is "-t" (!), NOT "-v"

lve-030429:
  - lve (liblve) now handels special mpeg files with interlaced frames too, 
    where every field is encoded in a separate mpeg frame (means: GOP contains
    double amount of frames as usual e.g. 24-30 instead of 12-15).

  - lvedump: new option "-2" to get output with synced audio for special 
    mpeg media with interlaced frames (like described above) -> in future 
    it may be autodetected !? 

  - new tool "lvemkdvd" to build "VIDEO_TS" file structure from mpeg files
    (e.g. produced with lve / lvedump) ready to burn with DVD-Writer device !
    more infos see file README.dvdauthoring

  - new tool "lvedemux" to extract video and audio streams from multiplexed
    media mpeg-files -> works fast and writes video and audio in one pass.
    (no more need of bbdmux :-)
    more infos, see file README.dvdauthoring

lve-030408:
  - lvedump changes:
    o no more audio dissortion while scene change.
    o while building output adjustment of "closed-gop" and "broken-link" flags 
      on begin of every new scene.  
    o improved audio resampling (option -s <sr>) -> upsampling works now too.
    o new option "-p" to force PAL output, without this option destination 
      media will be same type as source.

lve-030407:
  - command line tool "lvedump" is extended now with option -s <sample-rate> 
    for resampling audio of destination media. At this time only downsampling
    (e.g. 48000 to 44100) is tested.

  - lvedump builds destination video now with adjusted GOP-timecode. Also
    output will be forced to PAL (audio and video), where audio ist streched
    in time but not in pitch. future releases should get an option to toggle 
    the "force PAL" behavier.   

  - improved A/V synchronisation of "lvedump" output

  - removed "segfault situation" in "lve" while working with media files
    containing MPEG1 Layer II audio (was an audio decoder error).
 
  - some changes in import_lve.c (contained in import.tar).
  
    
lve-030403:
  - new command line tool (lvedump) availabe to build destination video from 
    edit-lists by extracting scene data directly from source media and
    dumping it into the destination file -> NO reencoding of VIDEO needed !
    
    But cutpoints will adjusted on GOP boundaries, because frame accurate 
    cuts would need some reencoding around the cutpoints (-> TODO in
    future).
    This means:  On scene change lvedump additional includes all frames from 
    the  previous GOP relative to the real start frame of the scene on 
    "closed GOP" source media (on "open GOP" sources 2 previous GOPs 
    relative to the start frame will be included). 
    Scene ends rests always frame accurate !
    Optionally lvedump can write a new edit-list corresponding to the 
    created destination file. This helps to shrink raw source material
    to needed scenes only without loosing quality. The resulting file(s) 
    can be used later together with the new edit-list to create a frame
    accurate video by transcoding (using "import_lve"-Modul).
 
    Audio will be written as separate (decoded) WAV-file or as reencoded
    file in MPEG1 layer II format.
    Also a further mode ( experimental) is available to write destination
    video directly as muxed stream (audio will be reencoded to MPEG1 
    layer II). 
    
    The encoding and muxing functionality of lvedump are based on a newer
    CVS-ffmpeg snapshot (libavcodec and libavformat). The muxing capability
    of ffmpeg isn't very useful yet, but this may be changed in future.

    For further information to lvedump, please look at the README file !

  - optimization of memory consumption inside "lve" to hold now up to
    128 different media files (instead of 32).

  - some minor bug-fixes.

  - please look the README file for changes to compile this new lve-
    release (-> see section 1.1, 1.2, 1.5) !

lve-030306:
  - now cursor will be changed to a cross in dragging mode.
  - edit-list handles in addition to drops from scenes of the media-
    list also drops from scenes by itself (means: edit-list is dragable now)
    this allows to copy or move selected scenes from one position to another 
    inside the edit-list (without need of cut and paste). copy works
    while dragging with the left mouse button, moving with the right one.
  - selecting of any scene by mouse left click will stop the play mode. 

lve-030228:
  - some minor adjustments in selection of SDL video-mode (display.c)
  - now support of any X-Windows depth >= 16 bpp
  - autodetect right "global_config" depending on the gcc compiler version
    (suggested by Tomi Ollila)

lve-030207:
  - support of large (> 2GB) mediafiles.
    (suggested by Tomi Ollila)