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markm       1997/10/11 13:39:19 PDT

  Modified files:
    graphics/fxtv        Makefile 
    graphics/fxtv/files  md5 
  Log:
  Update to version 0.45.
  
  From:  Randall Hopper <rhh@ct.picker.com>
  
  Video Window Annotation for changes in Station, Input Device, Tuner Mode,
  Volume, and Mute should make it more enjoyable to surf when zoomed
  full-screen.
  
  Station IDs will let the PAL (and NTSC) folks come up with their own names
  for stations (e.g. E1, ITH, FOX, CBS).  You can map these IDs to channel
  numbers or frequencies.  Channel number lists are now obsoleted by
  the more general station lists.  (NOTE: See README sections 1.6.1-1.6.2)
  
  Video window translations added for changing station (via ID, channel
  number, or frequency).  Should make full-screen surfing of cable or
  satellite simpler.
  
  Japanese cable support from (Hideyuki Suzuki), and Dynamic Input Format
  Selection (Joao Carlos Mendes Luis).
  
  And Direct Video enhancements for moving and stacking the TV window on
  your desktop.  Now when you lower the video window behind another window,
  Fxtv will continue to blast (using XImages) rather than just turn off.
  Also, unlike previous versions, Fxtv shouldn't leave any video trash on
  your desktop after you move it in direct video mode.  Note that if you have
  opaque moves on in your window manager, you'll of course see video stream
  trails "while" you're moving the Fxtv window, but after you let go, the
  desktop will be entirely cleaned up.  Fxtv also won't stomp on occluding
  windows anymore.
  
  Hope you have fun with it, and let me know if you have any problems.
  
  Randall
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.2       +2 -2      ports/graphics/fxtv/Makefile
  1.2       +1 -1      ports/graphics/fxtv/files/md5