[john]

I’ve started seeing the same thing. I’ve copied all new data to my current and a new SD card and after a day or so the game frame locks up. If I check the image it stopped on I usually find it’s been corrupted.

[john]

I think the issue might be the filename I’m using for the strip — is it just a single file named 0.bmp?

[john]

I couldn’t get the filmstrips working so I switched to the format that all the animations on the micro SD currently have. Updated script:

#!/bin/bash

GIF="$1"

TMPDIR=$(mktemp -d 2>/dev/null || mktemp -d -t 'gifconvert')

# Get frame count for gif - last frame is n-1
#FRAMES=$(identify -format %n "$GIF")

# Pull full frames from gif
#convert "$GIF" -resize 16x16\! -coalesce -type truecolor $TMPDIR/%d.bmp
convert "$GIF" -coalesce -type truecolor $TMPDIR/%d.bmp

#montage $TMPDIR/*.gif -mode concatenate -type truecolor -tile 1x "$(echo "$GIF" | sed 's/\.[gG][iI][fF]$/\.bmp/')"

mkdir "$(echo "$GIF" | sed 's/\.[gG][iI][fF]$//')"

cp $TMPDIR/*bmp "$(echo "$GIF" | sed 's/\.[gG][iI][fF]$//')"
ls -l "$(echo $GIF | sed 's/\.[gG][iI][fF]$//')"

I’ve attached a few sets up bmp files I’ve put together so far.

Attachments:

You must be logged in to view attached files.

[Author]

Posts