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Hi Guys,
I am working on the *DLP2000EVM* with the BeagleBone black. I want to display an image. I have configured the BeagleBone as per the quick start tutorial but however I am not able to play the fish bowl video. I jumped to the next step i.e Displaying the image.
Now I have to implement following:
1. Display the image on the projector
2. Control the pixels of the Image being displayed.
It would be Great help if you guide me through this E2E implementation.
PS: I and my collegue Dixith are working on it from quite long time and not had any luck yet.
Looking forward to potential steps to get out of it.
Best Regards,
Krishna, Dixith
Sure, Upto the step #13 everthing went as expected. As mentioned in step #14; when i typed the following command on putty,
> export DISPLAY=:0 > cd /opt/scripts/device/bone/capes/DLPDLCR2000/ > python MplayerTest.py
I got error on putty terminal. Please see errors.
Thanks you for quick response.
Hi Philippe,
I have installed this img: bone-debian-8.9-lxqt-4gb-armhf-2017-08-01-4gb.img
-> I am using BeagleBone Black.
-> Can you please elaborate what do you mean by X11
-> Yes, I was able to see the BeagleBone Desktop.
Regards,
Krishna
Phillippe,
A small pleasure to know that atleast initial steps are correct.
Can you please explain ""XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set in environment" which could mean a number of things, such as a software dependency is missing or something is not configured properly." It sounds like I have to make changes on windows OS and set environment variables.. I am not sure if you mean this.
Also, I have run several time the same commands as you said for update and upgrade on putty terminal. But there are bunch of same errors as previous ones.
One request: I wish to talk you and get this done when you get time. If fine, Please let me know the day and time I will be available for sure.
Best Regards,
Krishna Bidwai