New Retropie Splash Video - Amiga heavy!

mpnuttall

@GeekOB Sure...once I work out how to 😆

GeekOB

@mpnuttall While you find a permanent location, any google drive, dropbox or other cloud sharing will do. Right @mitu ?

mitu

@mpnuttall If you don't have a Github account or haven't used it, then simply put it somewhere where it can be downloaded - as @GeekOB suggested.

mpnuttall

@mitu Thanks - I do have a GitHub account but haven't used the site other than to download themes, so guess I haven't earned sufficient permissions to upload stuff.

@GeekOB Here you go:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AD9vTFfR4xD7rcjCbKagRJEcU1PIuBze/view?usp=drivesdk

If you are able to upscale it as you suggested and repost/relink it here (and add it to the GitHub repository if you have the necessary permissions - though I need a name for it!) then that'd be great.

Cheers
Mark

Clyde

@mpnuttall said in New Retropie Splash Video - Amiga heavy!:

@mitu Thanks - I do have a GitHub account but haven't used the site other than to download themes, so guess I haven't earned sufficient permissions to upload stuff.

I never have earned anything there as far as I know, but I was able to create a repository anyway. Did you follow the official instructions?

https://docs.github.com/en/github/getting-started-with-github/create-a-repo

A Github repo would have many advantages like easy synchronisation with a local copy by you or your downloaders.

mpnuttall

@Clyde I was trying to add it to this repository as @mitu suggested, rather than create a new one:

https://github.com/HerbFargus/retropie-splashscreens-extra

Thanks
Mark

Clyde

@mpnuttall To add something to another's repo in Github you have to make a fork of the original repo, make your changes or additions to your fork, and then create a pull request to the original repo like this one from Tangela.

mpnuttall

@Clyde Way too complicated for me sorry! 😂

Clyde

@mpnuttall We grow along with our tasks. 😉

mpnuttall

@Clyde Worked out how to create a fork...but max file size is 25mb! Vid is 65mb.

Clyde

@mpnuttall Sorry, I don't have any experience with such large files on Github. But Git Large File Storage (git-lfs) could be what you need:

https://git-lfs.github.com/

https://docs.github.com/en/github/managing-large-files/versioning-large-files