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# screen

When the player starts it will use the options in this section as the initial appearance.

    [screen]
      usepics=opencp01.tga
      compomode=off
      startupmode=text
      screentype=2
      analyser=on
      mvoltype=1
      pattern=on
      insttype=0
      channeltype=1
      palette=0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f

usepics
  When using graphics modes you can use a picture to show in the background. OPENCP will load any TGA files with 640x384 dimensions and 256 colors. As the TGA format is poorly implemented in modern graphic programs this might change in the future. As some colors out of the 256 are used by OPENCP you should leave either the first or the last 16 colors in the palette black. The pictures should be copied to the home directory of OPENCP, unless you specify a different location in the defaultconfig section.
compomode
  this option will enable the compo mode. Section 4.6 describes the details.
startupmode
  start the player in either text or graphic mode
screentype
  the default screentextmode:

  0 | - | 80x25
  1 | - | 80x30
  2 | - | 80x50
  3 | - | 80x60
  4 | - | 132x25
  5 | - | 132x30
  6 | - | 132x50
  7 | - | 132x60

analyzer
  if the player starts in textmode show the analyzer (or not)
mvoltype
  the appearance of the peak power levels:

  1 | - | big
  2 | - | small

pattern
  show the tracklist when starting OPENCP in textmode
insttype
  the appearance of the instrument function:

  0 | - | short
  1 | - | long
  2 | - | side (only in 132 column modes)

channeltype
  the appearance of the channels in textmode:

  0 | - | short
  1 | - | long
  2 | - | side (only in 132 column mode)

palette
  with this options you can redefine the default colors used in textmode. The first entry defines which color to use for the original color with number 0. Leave things as they are if you are satisfied with the visual appearance of OPENCP. We will provide new color schemes in the future.

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