remove some outdated documentation and update Makefile to not include now

missing files

CVS patchset: 5571
CVS date: 2003/10/22 16:50:50

3 files changed, 3 insertions, 107 deletions

diff --git a/doc/Makefile.am b/doc/Makefile.am
index f518eec5b..1cfab2ee9 100644
--- a/doc/Makefile.am
+++ b/doc/Makefile.am
@@ -4,10 +4,9 @@ SUBDIRS = man hackersguide faq
 
 EXTRA_DIST = $(docs_DOCS) 
 docdir = $(prefix)/share/doc/xine
-docs_DOCS = README README.plugins dataflow.dia README.dvb \
-	    README.config_en README.dxr3 README.dxr3_pl README.freebsd \
-	    README.irix README.mrl README.opengl README.solaris README.syncfb \
-	    README.tvmode README.network_dvd 
+docs_DOCS = README README.config_en README.dvb README.dxr3 README.dxr3_pl \
+	    README.freebsd README.irix README.network_dvd README.opengl \
+	    README.solaris README.syncfb
 
 
 install-data-local:
diff --git a/doc/README.tvmode b/doc/README.tvmode
deleted file mode 100644
index 08efe18d0..000000000
--- a/doc/README.tvmode
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,103 +0,0 @@
-xine now has pre-alpha support for nvtvd.
-
-The nvtvd daemon from Dirk Thierbach enables the TV output on many
-NVidia graphics cards. You need to run the nvtvd daemon before using
-this patch (it silently disables the support if it cannot connect to
-nvtvd).
-
-Source and binary distributions of nvtvd can be downloaded at
-
-http://nv-tv-out.sourceforge.net/
-
-
-TV output can be configured under the 'tv' tab of the configuration
-screen.  The following options are available:
-
-TV System:  Select the systems your TV supports.
-            Initially, 'no TV connected' is selected.
-	    PAL has 25 Hz full frame refresh rate and PAL color information.
-	    PAL60 has 30 Hz full frame refresh rate and PAL color information.
-	    NTSC has 30 Hz full frame refresh rate and NTSC color information.
-
-Mode Selection Policy:  Choose how the mode will be selected with respect
-			to the played movie.
-                        Currently this will not work as desired,
-			as the UI does not yet know neither native stream
-			resolutions nor native frame rates.
-			This will change in the future.
-	FPS - Best Native Match:
-		First select by FPS (25 vs. 30 Hz), then by best
-		native resolution (576 vs. 480 lines)
-		Currently this will use 30 Hz for FILM (24 fps).
-	FPS - Best Match:
-		First select by FPS (25 vs. 30 Hz), then by best matching
-		resolution
-	FPS - List Order:
-		First select by FPS (25 vs. 30 Hz), then the first working
-		resolution in the list
-	Best Match - FPS:
-		Select the best matching resolution, if ambigous, choose
-		the best FPS
-		There is only a difference to 'FPS - Best Match' if your
-		TV supports both, 25 and 30 Hz modes.
-
-Modes:		This is the list of known TV modes. You can enter '-' here
-		to use the default list.
-		Format is:
-		<width>x<height>[/<overscan>][*<fps>][, ...]
-		When no overscan mode is given, the following list is tried:
-		'DVD', 'Interl', 'Huge', 'Large', 'Normal'
-		When no FPS value is given, mode is valid for both,
-		25 Hz and 30 Hz.
-
-Prefer PAL:	If the played movie does not match neither 25 Hz nor 30 Hz
-		nor a mulitple of these frame rates, xine will select 25 Hz
-		if this option is selected, 30 Hz otherwise.
-
-Verbose:	xine will print out tons of information about mode testing.
-		
-Screen Aspect Ratio:	This is not yet working.
-
-
-vvvvv The following is not yet working (but will with the next version):
-
-xine will select the best mode for the current video stream.  It will check
-the stream for jittered video frame rates, thus it may take a few frames
-until the correct video mode is selected.
-
-^^^^^
-
-You can switch between normal mode, fullscreen mode, and TV mode (which is
-fullscreen as well) with the 'f' key (configurable in ~/.xine/keymap) or
-the '-f' command line option.  Both will cycle through these modes.
-
-When xine exits or you press 'f' again, the original X mode will be
-restored.  When xine crashes, you should be able to restore the original
-X mode by pressing 'Ctrl-Alt-KEYPAD_PLUS' and 'Ctrl-Alt-KEYPAD_MINUS'.
-However, the tv encoder chip may continue to output its signal, and that
-will be no valid TV signal any more.  Old or cheap TVs may be damaged if
-they are opposed to invalid singals for a longer time.
-You have been warned.
-
-
-There are two more things to be done to improve the look of interlaced
-material:
-- The video output has to be synchronized to vertical blank (SYNC extension)
-- The video output has to be synchronized to top field output
-
-The second synchronization issue may even be impossible without manual
-intervention for some TV encoder chips.  Remember that some of these chips
-were never designed to be used for interlaced video output...
-
-Until these issues have been dealt with, I encourage you to use xine's
-deinterlacing feature on interlaced material.
-
-
-For a list of supported TV encoder chips, see doc/chips.txt in the nvtvd
-package.  At the moment of writing Chrontel 700x, Booktree Bt8{68,69,70,71},
-Conexant CX2587{0,1}, and Philips SAA710{2,3,8,9} are supprorted.  Currently
-only NVidia cards are supported.  Work for Intel810 and Vodoo 3dfx is on its
-way, others may follow.
-
-
-Matthias Hopf <mat@mshopf.de>
diff --git a/doc/dataflow.dia b/doc/dataflow.dia
deleted file mode 100644
index b4d470bf2..000000000
--- a/doc/dataflow.dia
+++ /dev/null