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2010-02-22
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#92
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
I just checked and only a o.conf file in there..
Humm ? Can you explain that better ?
It looks at /opt/bootscreen/media and choses a file from there.
Didn't noticed any issue with that, can you please check the files under /etc/hildon-welcome.d/ after close the bootscreen app.
Which states the movie that was just played
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2010-02-22
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#93
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
Exactly, the app copies the movies.
I see now...
So I just put videos in MyDocs/Bootvideos (example)
And your app moves or copies them to /opt/bootscreen/media
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2010-02-22
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#94
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
1 - Open bootscreen app;
I just checked and only a o.conf file in there..
Which states the movie that was just played
2 - Select two or more videos;
3 - Close the app;
4 - Check /etc/hildon-welcome.d/
Thanks.
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2010-02-22
, 14:07
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#95
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
This helped to get the video showing in bootscreen, but it was still not played during the bootup. I removed whitespaces from the filename and now it works.
Select the hands video, reboot and that should be fixed, unless there's some permissions mess in the system.
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2010-02-22
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#96
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Originally Posted by pillar
Humm, interesting, so you had something like that: "my video.avi" ?
This helped to get the video showing in bootscreen, but it was still not played during the bootup. I removed whitespaces from the filename and now it works.
Probably some limitation of the boot player, have to check that.
Thanks for the diagnostic
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2010-02-22
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#97
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
You need last Qt packages, probably you installed them via apt-get so they aren't updating.
"apt-get install libqt4-maemo5-maemo5" as root should fix that.
Cheers mate it works.
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2010-02-22
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#98
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
I cleaned the 7 files I had added in there.
1 - Open bootscreen app;
2 - Select two or more videos;
3 - Close the app;
4 - Check /etc/hildon-welcome.d/
Thanks.
Choose 2 ones, closed app and checked etc/hildon-welcome.d/
Nothing was in there...
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2010-02-22
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#99
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
Probably you changed the folder permissions and now the app can't write there, please run the app as root (/usr/bin/bootscreen) following the steps above and pastebin the output here.
I cleaned the 7 files I had added in there.
Choose 2 ones, closed app and checked etc/hildon-welcome.d/
Nothing was in there...
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2010-02-22
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#100
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Ran it through root...
App started, choose 2 files , closed app and checked///.
Nothing in there...
App started, choose 2 files , closed app and checked///.
Nothing in there...
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So I just put videos in MyDocs/Bootvideos (example)
And your app moves or copies them to /opt/bootscreen/media
???