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powermanagement being enabled
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spinner)
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by moving them to their own settings category
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hiding them
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state of their parent
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sync type is a child of sync to display
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Fix "Manage movie sets..." doing nothing when there are no sets available
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Settings descriptions updates
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[Win32] fix relative paths, fixes #14812
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list is empty
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to choose from
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[DROID][AE] Don't crash on passthrough.
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WIN32Util::ConvertPathToWin32Form
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The AudioTrack sink only ever wants S16LE.
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Droid removable storage fixes
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[epg] don't use epg tag that was active as a currently active one if epg contains gaps
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I've observed some prettys strange behavior on AML devices regarding
reading /proc/mounts. Somehow there are multiple, unique mount points
for some devices when reading /proc/mounts with fopen/fgets. However
they don't exist if "cat /proc/mounts" is issued from the shell.
Baffling...
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/proc/mounts is only guaranteed atomic for the current read operation.
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Android doesn't require USB devices be mounted under /mnt/usb. In fact
there SEEMS to be no requirements or useful metrics for determining info
about mounted devices besides the "default external storage device"
which is always an SD card. However, they do all SEEM to be handled by
Vold, the volume manager daemon and given a device node under
/dev/block/vold/. It also SEEMS, from the four vendors I have on hand,
that SD card mount points alwasy contain the string "sdcard". Using
these two rules get's me auto sources for USB devices on AML devices.
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AESinkPULSE: Let Engine handle our volume
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[subsCore] close search window if playback is stopped
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dvdplayer: [fix] subtitle priority for multiple external subtitles
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external subtitles
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configure.in: enable FFMPEG static build for ARM, some cleanups. Tested ...
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