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    Video Loading Screen problem.

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    • S
      stasimon
      last edited by

      Hi all,

      I play with retropie on raspberry pi 3 and have some problem. I added custom video loading screen to all my systems use runcommand-onstart.sh - ie:

      [[ $1 == nes ]] && omxplayer -o both -b --layer 10001 /opt/retropie/configs/nes/nes.mp4

      When I start game, video loading screen play ok but after finish I have ugly black screen with some codec info, ie:

      Video codec omx-h264 width 1280 height 716 profile 77 FPS 25.00000
      Audio codec aac channel 2...

      After few sec game start play. Sometimes there is some info for half sec before video play.

      How to get rid of that screen codec info?

      I tried add - - no-osd but still see it every time.

      Thx.

      Pi: 3b+
      Power Supply: raspbbery power supply
      RetroPie: 4.4
      Built From: SD Image
      USB Devices: USB pendrive 128GB + dualshock 2 USB adaptor

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by

        To suppress the output images, just redirect the output of the command:

        [[ $1 == nes ]] && omxplayer -o both -b --layer 10001 /opt/retropie/configs/nes/nes.mp4 2>&1 1>>/dev/null
        
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        • cyperghostC
          cyperghost @mitu
          last edited by cyperghost

          @mitu Just for heads up there is a switch --no-osd ;)
          I should read 1st thread ... but you may wrote wrong command it's --no-osd without any blanks because the command works for me and I get rid off green messages.

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