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I am using xine and I enabled eq2 by right clicking on the main window, choosing Video->Postprocess->Chain reaction and addiing eq2 to the list but it does not hold after I do a restart of xine or if I try to play another vid.
I guess that you don't have write priveledges to xine's conf file. Try running xine as root setting the configuration, then re-running xine as a user and see if the variable is set.
I gave that a try but did now work. I am looking for a different player that allow you to change the graphics settings.
Any ideas on one that works with KDE?
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