[byteknight]

BTW, you’re welcome! ;)

You can hide most of the boot text by editing /boot/cmdline.txt file and remove “console=tty1”.

Not sure how to make the Splashcreen stay up longer, but this post shows how to play a movie over everything during boot-up.

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[byteknight]

The location of the splashscreen(s) has changed with the new version, and multiple splashscreens now come with it. The splashscreens are in individual folders under:

/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/supplementary/splashscreens/

You need to create a new folder in this directory like “mysplashscreen”, then put your image in this folder – it doesn’t matter what you name your splashscreen.

Then run RetroPie-Setup under /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/
sudo ./retropie_setup.sh

Select number 3 Setup.
Go down to 313 Select Splashscreen and choose your new folder.

Should work after that!

[byteknight]

Another simple way to change the splashscreen is to just replace the splashscreen.png file at /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/supplementary/splashscreens/retropieproject/splashscreen.png. I used the ftp program Cyberduck on my computer and uploaded it to the Raspberry Pi.

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