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This is a brilliant solution to a problem I have and it ticks every one of my boxes.
My only problem is that when the process is called from rc.local on boot it will still show the console inbetween switching the videos. I've tried adding cls to the initial script and also adding os.system('clear') to the .py file but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Maybe I'm not putting the clear command in the right place? I'm using the GPIO version.
If the script is run form the command line it works fine - unfortunately when and where this setup will be deployed I won't be in a position to start it from the command line.
Thanks in advance
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I found the issue, I missed the ampersand off the end of the command in the rc.local – my own oversight. Now it works great but I’ve not got around to updating the ticket.
I am having trouble with a floor trigger though. It’s to go into a scare maze, when the victims tread on the floor trigger a scary, ghostly little girl plays on a wall. It works great but the only issue is the video resets as soon as the next person steps on the trigger. Being a dark and scary place the groups stay close together and even though the video is just 7 seconds long it’s not long enough and resets every time.
I tried adjusting the gpiobounce setting to slightly longer than the video length but that just introduced a weird situation where the amount of time between triggers became random, between 30 to 09 seconds.
Hello,
This is a brilliant solution to a problem I have and it ticks every one of my boxes.
My only problem is that when the process is called from rc.local on boot it will still show the console inbetween switching the videos. I've tried adding cls to the initial script and also adding os.system('clear') to the .py file but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Maybe I'm not putting the clear command in the right place? I'm using the GPIO version.
If the script is run form the command line it works fine - unfortunately when and where this setup will be deployed I won't be in a position to start it from the command line.
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: