.1.8.2b
- fixed error when playing file with name containing "`" char

.1.8.2
- You can now swap audio channels if your left speaker is on your right side.
- The -idx switch can be added to mplayer command line, to reindex files that have no index (i.e. broken files)
- You can add any additional arguments using the configuration text field
- Arguments parsing and handling was improved
- Little changes in the Makefile

.1.8
- No more ugly detection of filetypes based on extensions!
	Now there's no limitation on naming the files. Via the configuration options the "Filetype recognition" option can be set to:
	* mime-type only - uses mimetypes python module to guess the type of file based on its name
	* file only - uses `file' executable (commands.getoutput in python) to determine type of file using its content instead of name
	* mixed mode - first, try mimetype method. If it fails, try file.
It's quite a big change, so it deserves a new release.

.1.5
- The configuration in the ROX-way is added. Options that can be configured:
 * turn on/off autoadding subtitles (when no subtitle file was dropped, but there's one movie- and one textfile in diectory)
 * define the path to mplayer binary (default is `which mplayer`, but if you don't have mplayer in your path or want to use non-default mplayer, use this)
 * define paths to fonts in different encodings (iso-8859-2, cp1250). Will be used in .2.0
- Also modified Makefile and added some files in Help/
- Little cleanups, less UglyCodes (TM)

.1
I wanted to have a nice working drag'n'drop with mplayer. So, basing on my
mplayer.py script I started making the AppRun script to handle that.
It requires one or two files as its commandline arguments - one (required) with
a movie (name should end with .avi, .mpg or .mpeg) and (optionally) one with
subtitles (.txt or .srt tight now). The basic funcions of mplayer.py are kept -
if the subtitles are displayer, -vop expand is added.

0.
Just a simple python script, mplayer.py, that scans direstory to automaticly add
subtitles to the movie if there is one movie file and one text file in a
directory. Also adds '-vop expand 0:-80:0:0' to the command line when the
subtitles are to be displayed - that gives a good place for subtitles.
Then I wasn't even thinking about making a ROX application.