Questions tagged [video]

Questions related to playing or editing video on the Raspberry Pi, both in SD and HD.

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Type of cable needed for new audio/video port on Model B+?

Just wondering what kind of cable I need to output audio and video using the new AV jack on the RPi model B+. I'm assuming it would look like a headphone cord but split to RCA or similar?
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Will Raspberry Pi work with a USB Bluray player to play Bluray discs?

Raspberry Pi has H.264 licenses available. What does that mean though -- VLC claims to be able to play H.264 and VC-1 though, yet I see a lot of people advising against turning Raspberry Pi into a blueray player. GPU decoding on GNU/Linux, using…
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Media player for Debian Squeeze

I would like to install a media player, but I don't know what players are available to install. I have tried to install VLC although it does not work. I am using Debian squeeze.
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Guidelines for video format in Raspberry Pi

I'm attending to start a multiprojection project, and I think Raspberry Pi fits really well in it. I need to read a video from the SD card and project it. There will be some (four maybe) videos so I think I need one board for each projection and…
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Does Raspberry PI 2 supports H.265 hardware decoding?

Although it is using the same VideoCore IV, is there any chance Raspberry PI 2 supports H.265 decoding by hardware?
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Playing various movie file types on Pi

I have a 320GB external hard drive full of various movies, ranging in formats from MP4, MKV, and AVIs with MP3 audio to AVIs with AAC audio. Will the Pi be able to play all these types out-of-the-box with a high success rate? If not, can I install…
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Photo and video slideshow digital signage

I am building a digital signage solution using a Raspberry Pi and would I like to play photo and video randomly, in an endless loop, whilst in full screen mode. Is there a ready-made open-source freeware for such a function already?
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VGA with a twist

I have a strange application where I need to use the VGA output, but with a twist.. The format needs to be 888 instead of the standard 666, AND the VGA sync signals (H-Sync and V-Sync) must be absent. In other words, from the last pixel on the…
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Play videos from the command line without X

I have Arch Linux (downloaded from the Pi official download page) installed on my Pi. I would like to play videos with it from the command line without installing X. (Yeah, the goal is to make the Pi boots as fast as possible.) Is that possible?
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What is the easiest way to fade video on the Pi?

I am looking for the simplest way to do alpha fading between two video channels and control it with physical buttons. I am comfortable with Python (but I can also do some C++ and Bash scripting). I have tested the videos with OMXPlayer, and they are…
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I would like to play 3 different video clips selected by 3 different hard-wired buttons

I have a little project where there are 3 buttons and one display. A video clip (around 5 mins) will play all the time (looping) until one of 3 hard-wired buttons are pressed, when one of 3 video clips are played. The clips should preferably be…
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2560x1080 how many Hz?

Periodically I’m tempted by the ultra wide monitors on the market. If I buy one, it’ll be the 29” LG but my question is can the new pi 3b+ do 60 Hz at 2560x1080?
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How to change gamma and contrast through pi

I want to watch the movie. I use omxplayer and computer monitor. Is it possible to change gamma and contrast?
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What is the simplest way to play MKV files on an RPi3 running Raspbian?

Many links around state some complex installation configuration for this task. I've also heard that the VLC of Raspbian doesn't play videos (really?). Is there a simple, no-frills, way to play an HD MKV file in an RPi?
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Blue Red Swapped on HDMI

Connected to my TV with HDMI the Raspberry Pi swaps the Blue and Red channels - which gives me a nice purple 'gooseberry' logo but makes watching movies a little surreal. This happens even with the command prompt. Is my HW faulty or is there some…
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