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mplayer reports 'no bind found for key '0 ' often; my display no longer blanks after non-use. I run 'showkey' and see a bunch of 163 presses and releases. No key I press returns 163. The 'fast rewind' key returns 165; the 'play/stop' key 164; the fast-forward is the next key after those 2: it returns nothing. Does it return 163 on your keyboard? These are Windoze-only keys that Linux ignores.
When mplayer reports undefined key it prints it literally, "no bind found for key '0'" means that key 0 (zero) is not defined, and key codes can be found in /usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h
I attach 2 keyboards to this computer. The one that's causing the phantom 163s has no 'nextsong' key. The nextsong key on the one that has a nextsong key produces no keycode when pressed. Odd.
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