Bootvideos don`t play since Pulstar / Les bootvideos ne jouent plus depuis Pulstar
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OK, what if we try commenting out the feature that stops the boot video if a gamepad button is pressed?
I edited the file
/etc/init.d/S06splash
and on line 150 I added a#
at the beginning of the line so it reads:
# options+=(--input-conf=/etc/mpv-input.conf --input-gamepad)
I saved the file then typed:
es stop /etc/init.d/S06splash start
The video played and pressing a button didn't stop the video.
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What can I say ? I set the write permissions with Putty, then edited the file with the "#" in front of the line with WinSCP and saved it... what happens:
I HAVE MY VIDEOS BACK
Thank you very much Pooadum!!! You are the best !!! ...and I got into programming a bitP.S.: I hope the write permissions are automatically deactivated again after the restart....
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@Sesto2k said
I HAVE MY VIDEOS BACK
Thank you very much Pooadum!!! You are the best !!! ...and I got into programming a bitCool
Bear in mind that change will be overwritten when you update Recalbox.
P.S.: I hope the write permissions are automatically deactivated again after the restart....
Yes, it will be read-only again after a reboot
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Yes perfect... THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!
I think all the searching was worth it because there will certainly be some players who use these controllers and now you know what can go wrong when bootingP.S.: Maybe it would be cool to have a setting within the Recalbox that would allow you to enable or disable the ability to skip the video
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@Sesto2k arg yes the feature is pretty cool but if your controller keep sending evens it won't work well
Cool you managed to fix that
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Yes of yourse
I can't tell you why the controllers behave like that either. I did some research on this but didn't find anything really useful. I'm thinking about switching to a different USB encoder anyway (2 player board). But for now I'm happy and it works...both on the RPI4 and on my new Mini PC. As I said, thank you very much for your great help !
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