sasc 0.6.pre1:
  - Added support for evocamd (using multiple cards and budget cards)
  - Added support for sc-0.5.8+
  - Resync with myth-head
  
sasc 0.5:
  - resync to Myth 0.19
  - adds support for sc-0.5.4
  - Updated documentation
  - Reverted to noda72's softCSA patch
  - included mrgandalf's DN/EIT pacth

sasc 0.5.pre4:
  - even more softCSA/EIT fixes

sasc 0.5.pre3:
  - fixes budget-card detection
  - more EIT fixes
  - EIT ratelimiting patch

sasc 0.5.pre2:
  - better FFDeCSA support
  - adds a missing file (dish.h) needed for EIT

sasc 0.5.pre1:
  - resync to SVN (r8370)
  - adds support for sc-0.5.3
  - includes updated EIT patch
  
sasc 0.4 (NooneImportant):
  - myth patches are now split correctly.  There is no longer a need to
    apply the ffdecsa patches if you do't have a budget card
  - resync with SVN (r7255)
  - Add support for sc-0.4.9
  - Upgraded headers to minimize sc dependency issues
sasc 0.3.99c (cyth):
  - Broke the mythtv patch into the actual patch and FFdecsa
  - Adds sc-0.4.6 support
  - Updated instructions (README) using svn instead of cvs
  - Updated the mythtv patch

sasc 0.3.99b:
  Minor bug fix to allow full PMT to be sent to sasc. This version will
  work with the CVS (~2005-05-27) version of MythTV.

sasc 0.3.99a:
  This is a beta of what will be 0.4 once it has had sufficient testing.
  Adds autoroll capability to sasc, and mow supports MythTV 0.17 (and only
  MythTV 0.17, older versions WILL NOT work)

sasc 0.3:
  Never officially released.  Lots of stability fixes.  I ran this for 3 months
  straight, and only had to resatrt myth a couple times.

sasc 0.2:
  Several bug fixes.  now supports multiple cards.  Works with Budget cards
  Easier to build

sasc 0.1:
  Initial release.  Only DishNetwork was tested.  Only works with one DVB card
  Card must be in slot 0.  Doesn't like non encrypted channels.  Only works
  with FullFeature (Nexus) cards.

Known issues:
  There are additional myth patches needed to make myth play well with DN, but
  There are no known sasc issues yet.  However this version has seen very little
  testing
