but you'll get the same "permission denied" error. Then, you can try to move the file with the mv command: mv "/home/pi/ScriptName.sh" /usr/local/bin It's dirty practice to put spaces in filenames, but I wrapped the path in quotes just to be safe.) (Replace " ScriptName.sh" with whatever filename you chose. If this is your first time connecting over SSH (from/to this particular pair) then you may be presented with a "certificate." Accept the certificate.Īt the command prompt (it will look like " ~ $"), you should first set the executable flag on the file: chmod +x "/home/pi/ScriptName.sh"
#THE RING VIDEO SCREENSAVER PASSWORD#
Just use the search bar and type: ssh password is " raspberry" if you haven't changed it.) I'm not familiar with WinSCP, but if you can't figure out root access there, then I would just drop it in /home/pi and finish up with SSH (or if you have a spare USB keyboard, you can plug it into the Pi and press F4 to exit EmulationStation and access the terminal.) That's a root ("administrator") folder so you need root access. Repeat for each system's video said in Different process with video you are! It was 444. Move them up one level into the original folder, to use them. of "444p"įfmpeg -i "$f" -y -pix_fmt yuv420p -strict experimental converted/"$f"Ĭonverted videos will be saved to a converted subfolder. Mkdir -p converted # create the folder "converted" if it doesn't existįor f in *.mp4 # process all videos in the current directoryĮcho "$(pwd)/$f" # show the processed file's nameĬ=$(ffprobe "$f" 2>&1 | grep -c yuv444p) # (-c)ount no. Call it from your media folder(s): #! /bin/bash Put it in your system path ( /usr/local/bin) so it can be called globally.
If yours says 444p instead of 420, that's bad.Ĭopy this text into a script and make it executable. ffprobe "~/.emulationstation/downloaded_media/arcade/videos/1941.mp4" 2>&1 | grep yuv) (Replace " /file.mp4" with the actual path to your video file, i.e. Probe one of the non-working videos with ffprobe: ffprobe "/file.mp4" 2>&1 | grep yuv
#THE RING VIDEO SCREENSAVER HOW TO#
I don't actually know what the problem is, but I might know how to fix it.įirst, install ffmpeg with: sudo apt update & sudo apt install -y ffmpeg
I bet your videos are in yuv444p format, which will not work in EmulationStation for.reasons. I have two Pis I cannot get this to work on (3 and 4). MP4s were in the correct directory as well as the videos played outside of emulationstation.MP4 is selected in the file types. Said in Different process with video also verified the.
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