Re: Re: Re:Re: 32bit depth problem

No way ;)

By the way... I told the information to my customer. He was really
surprised :D RDP-clients also support only the solutions till 24bit.


> But what really intrigued me is how you can select 32 bit in Citrix ICA
> client...
> Te presented options are 16(4), 256(8), 32K(16) and 16M (24).
>
> On Tue, 2005-09-20 at 09:34, Jo Nobody wrote:
>> I think Chris Gianelloni is on to something.  32-bit setting means
>> 24bit color + 8 bits for alpha channels.(for transparent overlays &
>> such...)  The application should work just fine at 24 bit.  I am not
>> sure a TNT2 can support 1280x1024 at 32bit color anyway.  probably
>> 1024x768 @ 32bit...  Try a lower resolution (for testing) and see what
>> kind of results you get.  Alternatively, you will have to re-compile
>> the nvidia drivers... and hope a newer version will support what
>> you're looking for.
>>
>> Hope that helps.
>>
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