ffmpeg patch to patch 42 to avoid infinite loop

third_party/ffmpeg/README.chromium

 Contains the sources used to compile FFmpeg binaries used by Google Chrome and
 Chromium.
 
 The FFmpeg source is from Alexander Strange's ffmpeg-mt branch:
   git://gitorious.org/~astrange/ffmpeg/ffmpeg-mt.git
   Commit: 42b521db9177ed2d4e62845659fdcd44c59757f9
 
 This corresponds to r18769 in the mainline ffmpeg repository.
 
 The Theora patches are also from the ffmpeg-mt branch above.  The git commit
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        patch -p1 < ../patches/37_r19328_h264_bad_slice.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/38_r19335_h264_bad_vui.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/39_vorbis_zero_dims.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/40_ogg_missing_header.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/41_vorbis_zero_samplerate.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/42_aac_zero_bands.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/43_codec_type_mismatch.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/44_respect_flac_configure.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/45_ogg_seek_missing_first_frame.patch
        patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/46_vp3_key_frame_after_flush.patch
+       patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/47_remove_decode_on_config_no_svq3.patch
+       patch -p1 < ../patches/to_upstream/48_aac_infinite_loop.patch
 
 There is also a script "make_src_tree.sh" that automates most of the steps
 above for you.  It is currently only tested on linux.
 
 NOTE: Under Windows it is recommended to use Chromium's MinGW/MSYS environment
 or 7-Zip to extract the archives.  We've experienced issues when using WinRAR.
 
 Since FFmpeg is sandboxed inside the render process, we're only interested in
 building the absolute minimum.
 
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   3) editbin.exe /NXCOMPAT /DYNAMICBASE *.dll
 Now copy the resulting avcodec-52.dll, avformat-52.dll, and
 avutil-50.dll alongside chrome.exe for windows.
 
 On Mac, copy the resulting libavcodec.52.dylib, libavformat.52.dylib, and
 libavutil.50.dylib into the Chromium.app/Contents/MacOS folder alongside the
 Chromium binary.
 
 On Linux, copy the resulting libavcodec.so.52, libavformat.so.52, and
 libavutil.so.50 alongside the chrome executable.