On Thursday 25 Jul 2002 2:38 pm, John Richard Smith wrote:

> >>[ws] sorry, this color depth is not enough.
> >>.........................................................................
> >>.. .....................................................
> >
> >Well, near the beginning it says your X session is running with 8 bit
> > colour depth. That is not going to be enough for MPlayer, hence the
> > warning. Set your default colour depth to be at least 16 bit.
>
> How do I do reset colour depth at 16 bit or more (shouldn't it be 32 bit ?)

Either select it when running XFdrake, or else edit /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and 
in the section headed 

Section "Screen"

Set

    DefaultColorDepth 16  (or 24 or 32)

Personally I prefer 16 bit since it works the video card and CPU less hard, 
and it really is quite difficult to tell the difference.



>
> >Also, you are not running mplayer as root are you? I just wonder why it is
> >looking for /root/.mplayer etc  instead of ~/.mplayer
>
> I set it all up and get it working  as root then worry about users.

Well your strategy is not working since running as root is giving you these 
error messages  :)

derek




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