First part of automatic audio system change: only if the "none" audio system is currently selected and another audio sytem becomes available (a new device has been detected).

Updates FMJ and FMJ sources to r12 (which includes a minor change in the way late RTP audio packets are handled)

Updates FMJ to r11. This revision uses an adaptive jitter buffer (for audio streams), which changes size according to the number of packets arriving too late. Passes the net.java.sip.communicator.impl.neomedia.adaptive_jitter_buffer.* properties to the FMJ Registry. Changes the mechanism through which the number of discarded packets is obtained in MediaStreamStatsImpl, now using a FMJ controls. Shows more information about discarded packets and the adaptive jitter buffer in the "call info" window.

Corrects invalid read access from the MacOsX/Windows libjitsi coreaudio library when creating or receiving a call without any microphone connected.

Activates update for reloadable audio systems in order to activate them if the number of devices changes from 0 to something greater.

Modifies automatic audio device selection to attempt to pick up capture and playback/notify from the same hardware. Fixes warnings. Adds javadocs.

Changes sequence of audio configuration modification events in order to aggregate pop-up notification events.

Adds the device name and its state (connected or disconnected) for the "Device configuration has changed" pop-up notification. Adds a "New selected device" pop-up notification when the selected audio device has changed (for audio in, audio out and notifications).

Changes needed for android merge. Exposing several bundle contexts. Some public constants. Changes in sound notifications to use String as resource uri, and obtaining resource input stream and stream format info from AudioSystem, so it can be overridden in different implementations.

Corrects UnsatisfiedLinkError when trying to load nonexistent Windows or MacOSX CoreAudio library. Initializes microphone volume based on system value for MacOSX and Windows Vista/7/8.

Activates microphone sensibility modification via Windows CoreAudio (adds 32bits version only for Vista/7/8).

Activates microphone sensibility modification via Windows CoreAudio (64bits version only for Vista/7/8).

Work in progress using Windows CoreAudio API to set the input device volume (hardware microphone sensibility).

Shortens the time it takes the PortAudio integration on Windows/WMME to react to the detection that an audio device has been unplugging.

Fixes freezes in Pa_ReadStream, Pa_StopStream and Pa_WriteStream and incorrect causes of paInvalidChannelCount errors in PortAudio on Windows/WMME. Mitigates an issue with hightened CPU usage (on all supported operating systems) related to hotplug.

Allows the telephony conferences utilizing the Jitsi VideoBridge server-side technology to associate an RTP stream with the participant who is contributing it. Fixes multiple NullPointerExceptions in MediaStreamStatsImpl and OneToOneCallPeerPanel. Fixes an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in AccountID.

Updates fmj to revision 10, which properly handles RTP audio packets arriving too late (by dropping them)

Changes the default priority of Opus in the configuration, it's now on top. Removes the DVI4 codec formats, since they are not supported.

Refactors the way specific Codec instances are accessed in MediaStreamImpl. Passes "format parameters" received via SDP/Jingle to codecs, which can handle them (Opus).

- Fixes spelling mistakes.
- Fixes warnings.

- Fixes the Eclipse .classpath of libjitsi which was broken because of the change of the JSON implementation library.
- Fixes a call-related memory leak.

Temporary fix for the issues with a NotRealizedError exception being thrown, and the camera being turned on in audio-only calls.

Commits the C source code of a fix of a memory corruption in the FFmpeg JNI library caused by the use of strdup instead of av_strdup.

Commits work in progress on updating to FFmpeg 1.0. The C source code of the FFmpeg JNI library is modified to use vanilla FFmpeg 1.0.