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* Transform the picture to an Mpeg2 stream, e.g. with ffmpeg
* Transform the picture to an Mpeg2 stream, e.g. with ffmpeg


  ffmpeg -i some_picture.jpeg some_picture.m2v
  infile=some_picture.jpeg
outfile=some_picture.m2v
ffmpeg -i "$infile" "$outfile"
 
This command might produce better quality - I didnt actually compare the results...
 
ffmpeg -i "$infile" -aspect 16:9 -c:v mpeg2video -b:v 4000k -minrate 4000k -maxrate 4000k -bufsize 2000k -dc 9 -flags +ilme+ildct -alternate_scan 1 -top 0 "$outfile"


* Copy the picture over to the Vu+ Box, in this case a Vu+Zero named vuzero
* Copy the picture over to the Vu+ Box, in this case a Vu+Zero named vuzero
  scp some_picture.m2v root@vuzero:/usr/share/enigma2/radio.mvi
  scp "$outfile" root@vuzero:/usr/share/enigma2/radio.mvi


The radio.mvi lends itself for testing, because you can just switch to radio mode to see it
The radio.mvi lends itself for testing, because you can just switch to radio mode to see it


Other candidates are (not tested yet)
Other candidates are (I replaced boot_logo and boot_logo_wait, the others have useful text info so I kept them for now)
  /usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/bootlogo.mvi
  /usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/bootlogo.mvi
  /usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/backdrop.mvi
  /usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/backdrop.mvi

Latest revision as of 09:19, 24 May 2021

  • Create a picture with the target size, e.g. FullHD = 1920x1080, e.g. with Gimp
  • Transform the picture to an Mpeg2 stream, e.g. with ffmpeg
infile=some_picture.jpeg
outfile=some_picture.m2v
ffmpeg -i "$infile" "$outfile"

This command might produce better quality - I didnt actually compare the results...

ffmpeg -i "$infile" -aspect 16:9 -c:v mpeg2video -b:v 4000k -minrate 4000k -maxrate 4000k -bufsize 2000k -dc 9 -flags +ilme+ildct -alternate_scan 1 -top 0 "$outfile"
  • Copy the picture over to the Vu+ Box, in this case a Vu+Zero named vuzero
scp "$outfile" root@vuzero:/usr/share/enigma2/radio.mvi

The radio.mvi lends itself for testing, because you can just switch to radio mode to see it

Other candidates are (I replaced boot_logo and boot_logo_wait, the others have useful text info so I kept them for now)

/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/bootlogo.mvi
/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/backdrop.mvi
/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/reboot.mvi
/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/update_in_progress.mvi
/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/bootlogo_wait.mvi
/usr/share/vuplus-bootlogo/shutdown.mvi