This overrides the normal content/extension detection, but can be overridden
by the user.

This is an input plugin API extension; ABI is unchanged.
The version is not bumped (we can't bump it due to 1.2).

This is an input plugin API extension; ABI is unchanged.
The version is not bumped (we can't bump it due to 1.2).

"Old" is still the default.

Update input_dvb's PMT parser to match demux_ts's list of stream types.

This is a stop-gap approach, to avoid doing major rewrites to input_dvb.
Ideally, we'd fix the limitations in demux_ts that the comment above
input_dvb's PMT parser alludes to, and just parse all the streams in the PMT
to demux_ts.

In the meantime, this enables use of input_dvb with things like Finnish DVB-T

We've experienced glitches where the NIT does not match the transmission
parameters, and bugs in the kernel where the values we read back from the
frontend don't match the transmission.

To get round this, we've changed scan to store BANDWIDTH_AUTO and equivalents
in the channels.conf file. Update input_dvb to cope with automatic detection
of all frontend parameters.

Allow the user to manually configure their tuner to AUTO, PAL, SECAM or NTSC
as appropriate. OLD is allowed (but not documented); it's the default value,
and gives you the same behaviour as you would get before this option was
implemented.

We don't have a "normal" Linux directory layout, and thus prefer to keep
channels.conf in an unusual place. Provide a configuration option to tell Xine
where to find channels.conf

When using Xine in a kiosk-type application, the DVB GUI presents messages
onscreen that confuse the user; because there's no keyboard and mouse, there's
no way to actually do anything useful with the GUI.

Provide a configuration option to turn off the GUI

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