For compiling windows version you need
- MingGW And MSYS 
- QT-3 for windows http://qtwin.sourceforge.net/qt3-win32. The files must be in ../qt-3 (relative to this file)

Optionally for 2sec-audio playback one needs
- libraries libmad.a, liba52.a (from package a52dec), libao.a installed under /usr/local
  These can easily be build/installed from source packages by doing the usual "./configure; make; make install",
  libao needs to be V0.8.8 or newer and "./configure --disable-shared" to get a static libary.

Newer DVBcut versions (without ffmpeg support?... >V0.5.4) may need additionally
- libmpeg2.a (from mpeg2dec) installed under /usr/local (which also compiles easily from source)

After adapting the path to your mingw installation in ./import/stdlib.h simply launch mingw.sh to compile DVBcut! 

Changes made for windows on lastest svn sources
- using off64_t instead of off_t
- using O_BINARY mode on ::open
- cursor manager changes
- one change in ui files (qt complain when compiling it) 
- using shell script for compiling instead on Scons (mingw.sh)
- adding files for emulating some missing functions (ex mmap). There are in import directory.


For playing video, you will need MPlayer 1.0rc1 (http://www.mplayerhq.hu) for Windows.
If you play files >2.4G you will need to replace off_t by off64_t in all Mplayer sources and to use _lseeki64 instead lseek in stream_files.c.
MPplayer have been compiled with ./configure  --disable-gui --charset=noconv --enable-directx 
You will need directx files for mingw (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/dx7headers.tgz)

Precompiled mplayer binaries with large file support (and other stuff) can be downloaded from http://oss.netfarm.it/mplayer-win32.php