On Friday 01 August 2003 01:07 am, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Oh well. I'm sure I could create a config file, it's just not a
priority at this time. mplayer works well as it is. I'll just continue
to use it with the -nofs option.
Usually, when I run it the first time after I compile/install it, I get a message about not being able to find the codecs file. It also tells where to copy it from:
/usr/local/etc/mplayer/codecs.conf
to your home/user/.mplayer directory, and like you said, I believe it creates a new config file when first run. I also would have thought that if it could not find it, it would recreate a basic config file. I might be wrong though.
Maybe you can try that (again?) and see what happens.
Lemme know.
It creates a new *empty* config file every time I mv the old one.
I got the same message about the codecs.conf file. I copied it over and nothing changed... that I could see.
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