time_delay not working as expected #671
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I’ve resolved this issue by loading the example configuration and then overwriting my configuration. Must have been some other setting thst caused the problem. |
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I have implemented a digital picture frame as described in thedigitalpictureframe.com. I'm using a Raspberry Pi 3 model B+. I've successfully have my picture frame working on a 1920x1080 monitor. Currently, I have 3 images placed on my PI network drive which range from 2128 x 2838 to 1536 x 2048. Two are jpeg and one is .png. They display correctly with mattes.
When I edit the configuration.yaml (running the PI headless but accessing it through my Windows 11 machine) I want to reduce the time between images being shown. My understanding is that time_delay is for this purpose. The default is 200 seconds and I want to instead change that to 10 seconds. When I make that change and save the configuration.yaml file, my picture frame is still only transitioning every 200 seconds. Following is what I have in my configuration file:
model:
pic_dir: "/home/pi/Pictures" # default="/
deleted_pictures: "/home/pi/DeletedPictures" # move delet
follow_links: False # default=False, By
no_files_img: "/home/pi/picframe_data/data/no_pictures.jpg"
subdirectory: "" # default="", subdi
recent_n: 7 # default=7 (days),
reshuffle_num: 1 # default=1, times
time_delay: 10.0 # default=200.0, tim
fade_time: 2.0 # default=10.0, chan
update_interval: 2.0 # default=2.0, time
shuffle: True # default=True, shu
sort_cols: 'fname ASC' # default='fname AS
I'm not sure if what I'm doing is incorrect or if I've misinterpreted the commands?
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