#AudioMaster
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Rick,
I've browsed a bit thru AudioMaster but haven't yet been able to
find the colortable. I figured each of the elements would be in the
0x0RGB format used by LoadRGB4() (where 0RGB is a 16-bit value con-
sisting of 4 bits each of R, G, and B, with the 4 most significant
bits zeroed out), but I don't see anything like that in the code
corresponding to AudioMaster's colorset. So the array must be
maintained in a different manner.
By the way, AudioMaster's colorset is:
Color 0 — R-5, G-7, B-7
Color 1 — R-f, G-f, B-f
Color 2 — R-0, B-0, G-0
Color 3 — R-0, G-f, B-0
For the moment, one possible workaround is to invoke Preferences
_after_ running AudioMaster. This will load the colors stored in the
system-configuration file and should thus improve the flicker situa-
tion (assuming your normal Workbench colors are optimised for inter-
lace).
I'll keep browsing and let you know if I find the sucker.
-Dave
Another approach is to use PopColours, one of my favorite toys.
Rick