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    • 2Play

      Raspi2png or Screenshot (tool) alternative from CLi thats isnt using bcm library
      Help and Support • raspi2png screenshot cli tool • • 2Play

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      2Play

      @mitu Much appreciated for your suggestion

    • Vegz78

      [Announce] retro2png screenshot utility for RetroPie etc.
      Ideas and Development • hotkeys raspi2png retro2png screeenshot snapshots • • Vegz78

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      Clyde

      Thanks, these are just the features that I missed in raspi2png, especially the incremental file naming.

    • Clyde

      [Solved] How to bind a shell command to a hotkey? (raspi2png)
      Help and Support • hotkey shortcut screenshot raspi2png • • Clyde

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      mitu

      @cyperghost said in [Solved] How to bind a shell command to a hotkey? (raspi2png):

      I'm the (proud??) owner of such a device but I prefer the Pie

      What I meant - since you have one - maybe you can find an equivalent program to raspi2png for the Droid and be able to test it (not create one from scratch). Something like fbgrab or fbdump maybe.

    • Nicky_S14

      Raspi2png problem
      Help and Support • raspi2png error help • • Nicky_S14

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      jonnykesh

      @nicky_s14 Try reinstalling the library sudo apt-get install --reinstall libpng12-dev

    • Nicky_S14

      Where are screenshots saved in with Raspi2png?
      Help and Support • screenshots raspi2png • • Nicky_S14

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      mitu

      @nicky_s14 Check if you have a snapshot.png in the /home/pi folder. It's not the folder where raspi2png is located, is the folder where the command was executed.