Log message:
mplayer-share: mention mencvcd in a comment

Log message:
mplayer-share: Remove esound support.

Log message:
mplayer, gmplayer: Link libgifutil to resolve GifQuantizeBuffer()

Add -lgifutil when -lgif is used.

Log message:
multimedia: align variable assignments

pkglint -Wall -F --only aligned --only indent -r

No manual corrections.

Log message:
Recursive revbump from audio/pulseaudio

Log message:
mplayer-share: alsa is not a supported option for mencoder so dont suggest it

Log message:
mplayer: put back pulseaudio to SUGGESTED_OPTIONS.

- the default audio output driver (in case no -ao option is specified)
  on NetBSD is still oss even if pulseaudio is enabled
- users can change the audio output driver by "-ao pulse" option or
  "ao=pulse" in ~/.mplayer/config file, as they did on 1.3.0 packages
- SDL (which is in current SUGGESTED_OPTIONS) already depends on
  pulseaudio by default

Bump PKGREVISIONs.

Log message:
mplayer: Update to 1.4

pkgsrc changes:

* Set autosync = 30 by default to fix choppy video with NetBSD's new
  audio system.
* Remove PulseAudio and legacy sound servers (nas, esd) as defaults.
  Consistent with mpv.
* Add an alsa option and enable it by default on Linux.
* Disable all codecs by default and just use ffmpeg instead.
  Allows distribution restrictions based on patents to be removed.
  Tested with a variety of common file formats.
  Consistent with other packages (e.g. FreeBSD Ports).
  While here, upgrade to ffmpeg4.

Upstream changes:

  1.4: "SubCounter" April 18, 2019

    Decoders, demuxers, streams:
    * More pixel formats are supported for VP9, RSCC, Screenpresso
    * pvr:// support for the Hauppauge HD PVR model 1212
    * Speed up detection of mpg format while streaming (limit probe to 4 MB)
    * demuxer: fall back to audio pts if all others are unavailable (#1928)
    * raw video: add support for < 8bpp RGB, support for paletted raw video,
      fix fliped raw video in non-avi containers
    * increase -lavdopts threads limit to 32
    * warn for badly interleaved files, and make -ni more aggressive
    * support GBR pixel formats for HEVC
    * FFmpeg audio decoders: g721, g732
    * FFmpeg video decoders: more Matrox mpeg2 formats (M702-3-4-5), Truemotion
      RT, Matrox Uncompressed SD/HD, BitJazz SheerVideo, YUY2 Lossless Codec
      Apple Pixlet, ScreenPressor, FM Screen Capture Codec
    * FFmpeg IFF video/image decoders: ANIM, ILBM, PBM, RGB8, RGBN

    Fixes:
    * fix more issues reported by Coverity
    * expand error checking, and fix many memleaks
    * fix -subcp enca: with external ASS subtitles (#2281)
    * fix reading of bitmap fonts
    * fix -subdelay applied inverted
    * some fixes for video filter bmovl (#2304, #2308)
    * fix timing of first and last frame (#2315)

    Other:
    * MPlayer can link against OpenSSL instead of GnuTLS for https support
      (Warning: the resulting binary can not be redistributed)
    * OSD: NV12/NV21 support
    * video output xv: NV12/NV21 support
    * video outputs for OSX: fix a few issues with newer OSX versions

    GUI:
    * No limitation on the number of entries in a font description file
    * Dramatic speedup of scanning font description files
    * Playback improvements for cue sheet playlists
    * Implementation of audio playback utilizing ReplayGain data
    * New symbol character 'g' and new dynamic label variable $g
    * Skins can leave current volume unchanged at startup
    * New configuration file: gui.gain
    * Modern new icons for the (default) menu, the file selector,
      the playlist and the message boxes
    * Rearrangement of some items of the (default) menu
    * Fix of broken evLoadAudioFile, evLoadSubtitle and evDropSubtitle
    * Skin support for 8-bit PNGs with palette

Log message:
mencoder, mplayer, gmplayer: use /dev/audio for OSS on NetBSD/OpenBSD.

- See PR/54229 about misuse of NetBSD's /dev/sound for OSS.
- OpenBSD's /dev/sound seems removed since 6.1:
  https://man.openbsd.org/OpenBSD-6.1/audio.4

Bump PKGREVISIONs.

Log message:
Use correct --disable-libopus option.