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Add missing files to PLIST, bump revision.

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Add commented out LICENSE line (GPL3).

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Update to 0.6.3.  Changes:

KPlayer 0.6.3 and later is licensed under the GPL version 3 or later.

0.6.3 has much improved support for subtitles with many
new options. Vobsub and closed caption subtitles are now
supported. Autoexpand option puts subtitles below video. And as
always there have been many bug fixes, translation updates and other
improvements.

0.6.2 brings an updated user manual with details on all the new features
in the 0.6.x series, many bug fixes and improvements in playlists,
multimedia library and throughout KPlayer, and several new and updated
translations.

0.6.1 adds a new option to control volume independently of other
programs, mixer device and channel options for ALSA and OSS sound
output, and also includes a fix to keep the system audio volume when
starting up, a fix for various problems when coming back from full
screen, and a few translation updates.

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Fix paths for GConf, libglade, libart, libsigc++, lablgtk moves.
Bump PKGREVISION.

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oops, forgot these.

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The new 0.6 version features much improved support for disk and
tuner devices, a Multimedia Library to organize your media files and
streams, support for multiple video, audio and subtitle tracks, many
new and updated translations of the user interface, Italian and Spanish
translations of the user manual, and many other improvements and bug
fixes.

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Delint (using -Wall).

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Import KPlayer 0.5.3:

KPlayer is a multimedia player for the K Desktop Environment.

KPlayer uses MPlayer as the media playing backend, and therefore offers
the best playback quality and performance and the widest variety of
supported video, audio and subtitle formats, input methods and output
options. Specifically, MPlayer supports playing from local files, DVDs,
video CDs, audio CDs, TV and DVB cards, as well as network locations
using many types of protocols.

However, KPlayer is much more that just an MPlayer frontend. In
addition to KDE integration and an easy to use interface that follows
KDE standards, it offers a simple but full featured playlist, many
additional input methods using KDE I/O Slaves, and last but not least
the ability to easily choose many different options for each individual
file or URL, giving you flexibility not found in any other media player.