- Timeout when opening stream after 10 seconds
Sometimes when restarting the camera ffmpeg hung itself in some state, when calling avformat_open_input, which seemed to last forever.
- Reopen stream if av_read_frame returns EOF
Sometimes ffmpeg starts returning an EOF error when calling av_read_frame. Once this happens it seems no more images will ever be captured.
- Reopen stream if av_read_frame returns -110
Means something like Connection failed; cant remember. Anyway. Once this happens it seems no more images will ever be captured.
Use value from options (FFMPEG_OPEN_TIMEOUT) as timeout when calling av_open_input_file.
removed use of av_err2str. someone could not compile when using that macro.
Process should exit if ReopenFfmpeg function fails to create a worker thread.
Define AV_ERROR_MAX_STRING_SIZE to 64 if it is not already defined.
Define AV_ERROR_MAX_STRING_SIZE after all include files to use ffmpeg define if it exists.
- join reconnect thread when finished to clean up thread resources.
- don't spawn a new thread for every attempt to open a stream while reconnecting.
Put opts back in
Update Ubuntu install instructions

Removed need to install snapshot version for latest Ubuntu now that 1.28 is packaged.
just update the perldoc parts
Use our own SSRC when sending packets on the control stream
add comment to improve understanding
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:ZoneMinder/ZoneMinder
Merge pull request #561 from manupap1/rtsp_fix2

Use our own SSRC when sending packets on the RTP control stream
Merge pull request #560 from manupap1/rtsp_fix

Send keepalive messages if the rtsp server supports this feature
Merge pull request #550 from SteveGilvarry/patch-1

Update Ubuntu install instructions
* Use CMake instead of Autotools.
* Some lintian love (minor fixes and cosmetic changes...)
* Don't remove database data if we are using a remote MySQL server.
Update skin.js

Fix issue caused by a previous merge
Use gnutls-openssl instead of gnutls to
fix build with CMake.
* distros/debian -> Autotools
* distros/debian_cmake -> CMake