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    Splash screen problems! :(

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      taylaway
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      Hey guys I’m having problems with my splash screen with it flickering and going blank but before the latest update I could fix it by editing the omx player line 39 and deleting the -b but when I type in the command now to get there ( Sudo nano /etc/init.d/asplashscreen ) since the latest update it shows up a blank screen with no txt :( any help would be very much appreciated as i can’t find info on this anywhere online! :(

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        mitu Global Moderator @taylaway
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        @taylaway The location of the asplashscreen script has changed a few months back and has been converted to a systemd service.
        You can find it in /opt/retropie/supplementary/splashscreen/asplashscreen.sh, edit that file and apply the fix you need.

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          A Former User @mitu
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          @mitu said in Splash screen problems! :(:

          @taylaway The location of the asplashscreen script has changed a few months back and has been converted to a systemd service.
          You can find it in /opt/retropie/supplementary/splashscreen/asplashscreen.sh, edit that file and apply the fix you need.

          I tried editing the file but permissions are denied when trying to save and upload. Is there another way to edit this file?

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            mitu Global Moderator @A Former User
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            Try one of

            1. Edit directly on the RPI, using nano. Open a comand line or login via SSH and edit the file with sudo nano /opt/retropie/supplementary/splashscreen/asplashscreen.sh.
            2. Copy the file to /home/pi and edit it there. After you finished your edit, just copy it back by executing
            sudo cp /home/pi/asplashscreen.sh /opt/retropie/supplementary/splashscreen/
            

            from the terminal or ssh session.

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              A Former User @mitu
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              @mitu the first option worked perfect. Thank you

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                westleigh77 @mitu
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                @mitu Total noob here. How do you copy it back by executing? I have a copy of asplashscreen.sh in /home/pi. When I right click the file I see File Custom Commands --> where Execute is an option. Clicking Execute seems to do nothing. When I go back to /opt/retropie/supplementary/splashscreen/asplashscreen.sh the file remains unchanged. And I'm doing this all over WinSCP.

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                  westleigh77 @taylaway
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                  @taylaway I see this is now on line 35,not 39. Should the final line look like this?:

                  omxplayer -o --layer 10000 "$line"

                  I wasn't sure if the word "both" should be removed as well

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