Changeset 505

Timestamp:

05/14/07 21:53:49 (1 year ago)

Author:

gbooker

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Updated readme. Included the GPL license in there since we distribute A52 (GPL code).

Fixes #159

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-J\'8er\'99me Cornet and his FFusion project for giving me the idea and code to start from Christoph N\'8ageli's AVI Importer from his XviD component, which allowed us to leverage libavformat.\
+FFMPEG project for providing such a rich library.\
+Dag \'81gren and the Mozilla Foundation for the universal charset detector.\
+Matroska for their matroska library.\
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-All the people that put up with my insane requests for help and free testing, notably MartianSteve from #macsb for the first ICBM test, and Graham Booker for joining up with me and fixing the build every time I add a feature and then run off somewhere like the overcommitted madman I am.\
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