initial checkin
Updated license text boilerplate to reflect new licensing status
ignoring user specific files in the XCode Project
* Added QTTime and QTTimeRange classes, mostly stubbed out

* Implemented some additional functionality in QTMovie, both java and native

* Revised the test/default application a little bit to determine required initialization ordering.  In particular, the QTMovieView component MUST be made visible BEFORE a call to any function utilizing sendMessage (basically any member function will) will succeed.
Updating QTCubed to use QTJava as fallback when the native library can't be loaded
Adding JMF stubs and libraries to QTCubed library
Unifying naming by renaming MacQTMovieView to QTKitMovieView, and all the changes associated with that
Comitting skeleton QTKit Capture classes
Proof of concept code for outputting captured data to Java asynchronously from QTKit, and live-previewing captured data WITHOUT involving the JVM directly.
Comitting the native code for revision 10, for some reason only the java code made it.
Several changes in this checkin:

1) Adding skeleton JMF support
2) Fleshing out QTKitCaptureSession, QTKitCaptureDecompressedVideoOutput and QTKitCaptureDevice in preparation for an actual media test utilizing JMF
3) Added a JMF initializer class that's loaded dynamically to avoid import problems if the JMF libraries aren't present in the classpath.
Fixing some retain/release count problems with QTCaptureDevice
Implementing a frame rate control
Preparation for implementing a buffer format control
Implemented capture size and pixel format switching in QTKit
Implemented getFormat function in the JMF bridge functions
Added JMF to the plist so JMF functionality can be tested
Fixed several problems with JMF initializer
Implemented capture from JMF. Format is NOT YET switchable.
Many utility classes related to JMF, not all of which are functional yet.
Updated license notices in many files
Video Capture working with a default 24bpp RGB setting.
Added basic security checks to QTKitMovie and QTKitCaptureDevice classes
Quicktime for Java implements its own security checks
Fixing svn:ignore property
Deleting user specific files from repository
First stab at a two-process solution using IPC for frame buffer encoding/decoding.  The need for this nonsense will go away once Apple fleshes out the QTKit Framework, but in the mean time, even their libraries do this!