Hello.
I am trying out Image-Viewer. But the image I am trying to display doesn’t display the image in the correct colours.
I am new to Raspberry Pi’s-ish. I tinker around with a Pi 3B, and a Pi 4B, then leave it for months, then tinker with them again for a bit. I get by via google searches and YT tutorials. But can’t find a fix for this issue.
I am using a Raspberry Pi 4B, with Waveshare RGB 64x32 panels.
I have three of these in a chain. And three of these chains in parallel. Making a 192x96 pixel display.
I put DietPi on the SD Card as the OS. Cloned Rpi-RGB-LED-Matrix from Github via SSH from my Windows 10 PC. All worked well.
I have successfully tested the examples in ‘/rpi-rgb-led-matrix/examples-api-use’, like demo, c-example, minimal-example, text-example, and clock.
Now am trying out Image-Viewer, as I’d like to show stuff on this display.
Here’s the image I have copied into the ‘utils’ directory:
(Due to being a new user, and only one media allowed, I’ll post the original in a comment)
And here’s what it looks like on the display:
The command I am using is this:
sudo ./led-image-viewer FlouroShrooms_192x96.jpg --led-cols=64 --led-rows=32 --led-chain=3 --led-parallel=3 --led-slowdown-gpio=2 -led-gpio-mapping=regular
So as you can see, the sides around the image are a beige-brown colour and not purple. And the actual image is aqua, and not blue.
I did try adding –led-inverse into the command, but the image was all white, and didn’t resolve the issue.
I made the file (FlouroShrooms_192x96_Purple.jpg) in GIMP. A program I rarely use. So I might have a colour scheme wrong or something, I don’t know?
Anyway, can anyone point me in the right direction please? Again, am a novice, so explain like I’m 5 haha! (By the way, this whole thing is excellent, am having a LOT of fun here… so to makers of this, thank you!!)