[osxsink] - for devices which report samplerate 0hz - allow user override
with 44.1khz and 48khz
[Linux] add basic support for Wii U Pro Controller

Since Linux kernel 3.13, the Wii U Pro Controller works out-of-the-box
by simply connecting it as a bluetooth device. This is way better than
the Xbox 360 controller because you don't need a separate adapter.
Additionally the LEDs work properly and the controller has a power button,
so you can actually turn it off instead of having to unplug the battery.

This patch adds basic support for menu navigation and video playback. It
mostly matches the Xbox 360 Controller mappings (from the Wiki) with
some minor differences (e.g. the home button actually takes you home and
the secondary shoulder buttons are not analog).

I also tested this controller on Windows 8.1. You can connect it as a
bluetooth device but it doesn't actually work. The LEDs on the
controller keep blinking and XBMC only detects it as a joystick with 0
buttons, 0 hats and 0 axes. I guess there is simply no driver support but I
haven't looked into it in detail.
Merge pull request #4481 from mus65/wiiupro

[Linux] add basic support for Wii U Pro Controller
Merge pull request #4467 from Memphiz/osxnosamplerate

[osxsink] - for devices which report samplerate 0hz - allow user overrid...
[depends] move ffmpeg to unified deps
[configure] remove internal ffmpeg
remove ffmpeg from tree
ffmpeg: remove dll wrappers
add ffmpeg lock manager
todo: refactor to own file
ffmpeg: move callbacks into separate file
remove ffmpeg dlls from generated headers
not removing win32 as this might still be needed?
[rpi] setup-sdk.sh: allow overriding of buildroot and xbmc install paths
also don't require root if not needed
add ffmpeg makefile for rpi
[WIN32] download and compile ffmpeg from remote source.
[WIN32] make XBMC compile, build and run with the ffmpeg link libraries.
[WIN32] use ffmpeg version from tools\depends\target\ffmpeg\FFMPEG-VERSION
[WIN32] prepare mingw build files for jenkins.
[WIN32] removed old mingw build files.
ffmpeg: bump version to 2.2
[depends] add --with-platform=raspberry-pi switch