I've made some more modifications. This one allows it to use
an arbitrary amount of surfaces as a compile-time #define. It
will try to allocate that many but will still work as long as it
can allocate the minimum number, which is four. It used to only
try to allocate four.
Also added a history to help keep track of the changes.
10-26-2001 - Original hack.
11-14-2001 - Added IDCT level acceleration support.
Fixed a bug with looping (-l).
3-10-2002 - Fixed bugs with interleaved streams.
4-20-2002 - Fixed dualprime bugs.
Added support for High Definition streams.
Added hackish support for dlopening vendor specific
XvMC modules.
4-27-2002 - Added support for bobbing (-b).
5-04-2002 - Tries to use five surfaces instead of four (compile-time
define lets it try to allocate as many as you wish, but
at least four must succeed).
The latest version is at
http://www.xfree86.org/~mvojkovi/mpeg2play_accel.tar.gz
Mark.
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