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Internally map item 'potmeter' onto 'hpotmeter'. Former version of the GUI treated a potmeter very similar to a hpotmeter (the Win32 GUI still does so) and lots of skins are solely using potmeters instead of hpotmeters, although this doesn't make sense at all. The current version of the GUI is treating a potmeter differently, but in order to not break old skins, restore the old behaviour. For the X11/GTK GUI, a potmeter is now simply a hpotmeter with button=NULL and (button)width=(button)height=0. For the Win32 GUI (where skins unfortunately are handled a bit differently and things are more complicated) a potmeter is now a hpotmeter without button but (button)width=(widget)width and (button)height=(widget)height. Additionally, print a legacy information, because the item 'potmeter' is obsolete now and oughtn't be used any longer.
author ib
date Mon, 10 Mar 2014 17:32:29 +0000
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application/mxf; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MXF video"
application/x-netshow-channel; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Windows Media Station file"
application/ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg multimedia file"
application/ram; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="RealMedia Metafile"
application/vnd.rn-realmedia; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="RealMedia document"
application/x-shockwave-flash; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Shockwave Flash file"
application/smil; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="SMIL document"
audio/ac3; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Dolby Digital audio"
audio/x-adpcm; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="PCM audio"
audio/x-aiff; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="AIFF/Amiga/Mac audio"
audio/AMR; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="AMR audio"
audio/AMR-WB; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="AMR-WB audio"
audio/x-ape; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Monkey's audio"
audio/basic; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="ULAW (Sun) audio"
audio/flac; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="FLAC audio"
audio/x-flac; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="FLAC audio"
audio/x-flac+ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg FLAC audio"
audio/x-m4b; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MPEG-4 audio book"
audio/x-matroska; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Matroska audio"
audio/mp2; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MP2 audio"
audio/mp4; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MPEG-4 audio"
audio/mpeg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MP3 audio"
audio/x-mpegurl; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MP3 audio (streamed)"
audio/x-ms-asx; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Microsoft ASX playlist"
audio/x-ms-wma; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Windows Media audio"
audio/x-musepack; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Musepack audio"
audio/ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg Audio"
audio/vnd.rn-realaudio; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="RealAudio document"
audio/x-scpls; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MP3 ShoutCast playlist"
audio/x-voc; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="VOC audio"
audio/x-vorbis+ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg Vorbis audio"
audio/x-wav; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="WavPack audio"
audio/x-wavpack; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="WavPack audio"
video/3gpp; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="3GPP multimedia file"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/3gpp2; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="3GPP2 multimedia file"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/dv; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="DV video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-flic; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="FLIC animation"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-flv; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Flash video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-matroska; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Matroska video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/mp2t; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MPEG-2 transport stream"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/mp4; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MPEG-4 video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/mpeg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="MPEG video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-ms-asf; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Microsoft ASF video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-ms-wmv; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Windows Media video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-msvideo; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="AVI video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-nsv; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="NullSoft video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg Video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-ogm+ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="OGM video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/quicktime; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="QuickTime video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/vnd.rn-realvideo; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="RealVideo document"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/x-theora+ogg; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="Ogg Theora video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"
video/webm; /usr/bin/mplayer %s; description="WebM video"; test=test -n "$DISPLAY"