Hoy me llevé una sorpresa extraña. Hice una reinstalación de Recalbox desde NOOBS. Yo tenía 4.0.2 y esperaba que reinstalara a la misma versión, pero me llevé la sorpresa de que la nueva versión que tengo es la 4.1
Mi pregunta es, esta versión 4.1 que instala NOOBS es la "unstable" o ya sería la versión final?
Eso significa que ya va a estar disponible la 4.1 final en cualquier momento?

@jose_alk I'm having the exact same problem, only there's no sound either! I have the official raspberry 7'' TFT screen, and it doesn't work on the screen or on HDMI.

Still haven't found a solution for this...
Anyone else has any idea?
I appreciate any help!

@substring It does, BUT when I do this step :

7. Edit "recovery.cmdline" in F:, add to the end of the line " dsi" , dont fortget the space-character, and save

Then it will work properly on HDMI when connected, PINN boots perfectly on HDMI, but then when Recalbox starts, the image is back on the LCD.

Then I do the next steps:

8. Go to F:\ and create a config.txt and add the line "ignore_lcd=1" and save

• when starting, the output will be forced onto hdmi with this command. PINN menu will only be visible on hdmi source now
• this is important, so the dsi display does not blink, while using hdmi

9. Mount sd card back into raspberry pi and start into rasbian.

10.Open terminal and go to /boot/

11. Create file "config.dsi" in /boot/ - this config will be loaded, when hdmi is not connected

• dsi display loads automatically and does not need any commands, so the config.dsi can be empty
• you can add later, what usually would go into config.txt to configure your dsi display

12. Create file "config.hdmi" in /boot/ - this config will be loaded, when hdmi is connected

• add line "ignore_lcd=1" to config.hdmi, this forces to ignore the dsi display

After that, it won't boot.

@substring I'm sad to report I couldn't get it to work
For some reason after doing everything described in the instructions, Recalbox won't even boot on a fresh install.

Alright, I was just thinking the same.
The PINN answer looks like a solid solution.
I will try it during the weekend and let you know how it went.
Thanks!

@substring Well I tried and I don't seem to find a complete answer...
I found this article on PINN. I'm not using it, but can this be "adapted" to use on Recalbox???
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Ok I confirm [EDID=*] doesn't work.
I hope I just got the syntax wrong, or there's something similar.

@substring That's not entirely crazy! I'll test that and see how it goes when I come back from work.
In the meantime, can you give me a link to the official Pi forum? Thanks!

I use the exact same one, works flawlessly!

@substring I think the answer is finding a way to have it detect HDMI and if detected run ignore_lcd=1 and if not detected, don't run it or change it to ignore_lcd=0