Display output boot time

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Display output boot time

Post by fcib » Wed Nov 30, 2016 8:40 pm

When using HDMI my splashscreen video plays and before it even finishes, the emulationstation splash appears behind it (16:9 emulationstation splash screen can be seen behind 4:3 video). That way, once the video finishes, it seamlessly shows the emulationstation screen and then finishes loading. When using composite however, it shows the video splash, goes back to the terminal thing with some scrolling text for a bit, sometimes does a "start job" (just reading the text) and then loads emulationstation and it looks like shit.

So basically HDMI:
-some text and pi logo
-video splash
-emulationstation

composite:
-some text and pi logo
-video splash
-more text and pi logo
-emulationstation

Does this happen to anybody else?

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Re: Display output boot time

Post by activex » Wed Nov 30, 2016 10:04 pm

There are some links and info about some of this in the guide section. You can remove the terminal text and raspberry logo, and you can try to deactivate "wait for network in boot", to get a faster boottime

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Re: Display output boot time

Post by fcib » Wed Nov 30, 2016 10:27 pm

activex wrote:There are some links and info about some of this in the guide section. You can remove the terminal text and raspberry logo, and you can try to deactivate "wait for network in boot", to get a faster boottime
Cheers.

edit: holy shit, it starts faster than ever now!

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Re: Display output boot time

Post by fdeluxe » Thu Dec 01, 2016 1:40 am

That's happening because you either have choosen the wrong aspect ratio for your video or the wrong aspect ratio in your retropie config.

The same thing happened to me when I changed

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sdtv_aspect

This defines the aspect ratio for composite video output. The default value is 1.
sdtv_aspect 	result
1 	4:3
2 	14:9
3 	16:9

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