@obsidianspider I would follow this tutorial. It is basically the same thing that I did. The screens mother board is just a tad bit different looking but the idea is the same. I took off the converter chip and wired up ground and power directly to the ground and input to the mother board..... If that makes sense??? If this does not help Ill send you a picture of how its wired up. =]

@Adrian.antoniw That's the 1000.3 all-in-one board. I'm putting the final touches on Prototype #2 now, so I'll be ordering it soon.

Nothing like classic red and black.

@Rookervik well, that is true, you have a really good and valid point there; pardon me 😁

Looking good!

Wow, impressive build!! Thanks for the explanation about the buttons, great work!
Would be interested to see the backside of the front plate where the button go and how you fastened the buttons?

Agin, very impressive!

@celly that's actually the source of the image I linked, it's by far the best I've found but I also could not access the site on my phone. Hopeless it'll pull up on my desktop.

You'll still run into issues if your systems surpass 10 or 15. All of "Simple" theme's wallpapers are 720p and cause the white screen when you have a bunch of systems.

And a white screen in a particular system means that system's XML has an error in it, somewhere. Look for unclosed tags... <image></image>, font sizes that are 0, loading a font that doesn't exist, a tag that is not correct for a specific element, and many, many other things.

@mattrixk I clicked the button and deleted it. Pretty sure it's just my version but I hope you can fork-give me if something went wrong.

@Rookervik why do you not create a minilumi static and video splashscreens with the video one based on the carbon one? they could be gorgeous mixed with your theme

@tidyhunger: There is a guide on the wiki for that - Creating Your Own EmulationStation Theme.

It's fun, but it can take some time to learn.

@edmaul69 Thanks! I have a 19" screen for my next project but I'm still thinking on what colour to do it.

@battlecat The detail on the front and sides are cut vinyl, I just designed them on my computer and cut them on our vinyl cutter at work, it's usually used for signage so the small off-cuts left over are idea for this sort of thing.

Tried it on mi rpi2 with no issues. I haven't tested it with a rp3, sorry.