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Repackaged source
=================

The jPlayer source code was downloaded as a ZIP file from jplayer.org and 
repackaged as a gzipped tarball using uscan:

$ uscan --force-download --repack --verbose --watchfile debian/watch


Source Files
============

* jquery.jplayer.js

  jPlayer's JavaScript source file. 

  This file may be switched with the jquery.jplayer.min.js file. The operation 
  is identical, but the file size is larger.

  The JavaScript source is verified using JSHint and the options can be found 
  in the source.

  This file is readable by humans, assuming they understand JavaScript 
  and jQuery.


* Jplayer.fla

  jPlayer's Adobe Flash CS4 Professional editor file. This file can be 
  compiled using Adobe Flash CS4 Professional into the Jplayer.swf file used 
  in the jPlayer plugin. The Jplayer.fla file is not required for jPlayer, 
  and does nothing unless compiled.

  Strictly speaking, this file is not needed, as the ActionScript 3 compiler  
  from SwfTools is being used to compile the ActionScript. It is left in the 
  source as you can use it to compile the ActionScript if you choose to use 
  Adobe Flash CS or Adobe Flex (via Wine, for instance).

  This file is empty, except for setting its class to Jplayer.as.


* Jplayer.as

  jPlayer's ActionScript 3 source file. The Jplayer.as file is not required 
  for jPlayer, and does nothing unless compiled.

  This file is readable by humans, assuming they understand ActionScript 3.


* happyworm.jPlayer AS3 package

  Contains jPlayer's ActionScript 3 source files for classes used in 
  Jplayer.as. These files are not required for jPlayer, and do nothing 
  unless compiled.

  These files are readable by humans, assuming they understand Flash's ActionScript 3.