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    • IceChes1I
      IceChes1
      last edited by

      You could always use google chrome, right-click and do "save image as." then you could do some stuff and manually add it.

      I'll post instructions tomorrow.

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      Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
      IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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      • IceChes1I
        IceChes1
        last edited by

        There's a typo in the tag...
        Oops.

        HOME CONSOLE
        Pi 4
        SanDisk 64 GB
        Master branch install
        3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
        Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
        HANDHELD
        Pi 0 W
        SanDisk 32 GB
        Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
        IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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        • IceChes1I
          IceChes1
          last edited by

          Here are the download instructions.
          Power on your pi.
          Go into the file manager.
          Power on another computer.
          Use Chrome to save the splashscreen to a USB drive.
          Transfer it to the /home/pi/RetroPie/splashscreens/ folder on the pi.
          type emulationstation into the terminal to start back up RetroPie.
          Go into the splashscreens menu.
          Go to "Choose a splashscreen."
          Go to "Select a splashscreen from /home/pi/RetroPie/splashscreens/
          Select the splashscreen.
          Confirm and reboot.

          HOME CONSOLE
          Pi 4
          SanDisk 64 GB
          Master branch install
          3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
          Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
          HANDHELD
          Pi 0 W
          SanDisk 32 GB
          Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
          IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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          • IceChes1I
            IceChes1
            last edited by

            That didn't work...
            I'll try something else.

            HOME CONSOLE
            Pi 4
            SanDisk 64 GB
            Master branch install
            3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
            Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
            HANDHELD
            Pi 0 W
            SanDisk 32 GB
            Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
            IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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            • IceChes1I
              IceChes1
              last edited by

              Turns out, there was a formatting error in the name of the splashscreen! (oops.)

              I looked a while back and the name was: Splashscreen.png\

              I removed the backslash and changed the name to: splash.png and it worked!

              HOME CONSOLE
              Pi 4
              SanDisk 64 GB
              Master branch install
              3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
              Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
              HANDHELD
              Pi 0 W
              SanDisk 32 GB
              Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
              IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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              • UnknownU
                Unknown
                last edited by

                @IceChes1 You should submit a pull request to retro pie on github for this.

                You can't beat the classics(unless you copy them).

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                • IceChes1I
                  IceChes1
                  last edited by

                  You actually think this thing is good?

                  HOME CONSOLE
                  Pi 4
                  SanDisk 64 GB
                  Master branch install
                  3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
                  Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
                  HANDHELD
                  Pi 0 W
                  SanDisk 32 GB
                  Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
                  IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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                  • markyh444M
                    markyh444 @IceChes1
                    last edited by

                    @IceChes1 no need to be mean. If you've got nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all and keep scrolling.

                    Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                    Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                    Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
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                    • IceChes1I
                      IceChes1
                      last edited by

                      @markyh444 Um. This is my splashscreen. I made it. How am I being mean if i'm insulting myself?

                      HOME CONSOLE
                      Pi 4
                      SanDisk 64 GB
                      Master branch install
                      3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
                      Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
                      HANDHELD
                      Pi 0 W
                      SanDisk 32 GB
                      Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
                      IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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                      • UnknownU
                        Unknown
                        last edited by

                        @IceChes1 I think it looks great! I would definitely use it.

                        You can't beat the classics(unless you copy them).

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                        • IceChes1I
                          IceChes1
                          last edited by

                          @Unknown Thanks so much! It only took like 20 minutes to put together on a website called Canva. It's really handy if you want to make something like it.

                          HOME CONSOLE
                          Pi 4
                          SanDisk 64 GB
                          Master branch install
                          3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
                          Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
                          HANDHELD
                          Pi 0 W
                          SanDisk 32 GB
                          Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
                          IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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                          • markyh444M
                            markyh444 @IceChes1
                            last edited by

                            @IceChes1 said in I made myself a splashscreen:

                            @markyh444 Um. This is my splashscreen. I made it. How am I being mean if i'm insulting myself?

                            Oh my lord, I am such a noob!

                            Sorry mate, thought someone was trolling you. Trying to defend you.

                            I'll maybe read posts a bit better in future. It's been a long day at work....

                            Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                            Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                            Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                            https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                            • UnknownU
                              Unknown
                              last edited by

                              @IceChes1 Your welcome :)

                              You can't beat the classics(unless you copy them).

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                              • UnknownU
                                Unknown
                                last edited by

                                @markyh444 Understandable, we all make mistakes.

                                You can't beat the classics(unless you copy them).

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                                • IceChes1I
                                  IceChes1
                                  last edited by

                                  That's-
                                  Actually hilarious.

                                  HOME CONSOLE
                                  Pi 4
                                  SanDisk 64 GB
                                  Master branch install
                                  3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
                                  Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
                                  HANDHELD
                                  Pi 0 W
                                  SanDisk 32 GB
                                  Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
                                  IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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