Hi all! I've updated my RPiLooper image to version 3 in order to be compatible with RPi2. This bootable image allows you to easily loop a video file with no gaps between loops. It's a pretty stock Raspbian (Wheezy) image with minor modifications (updated hello_video.c, automount USB, launch player o...

Hi all! I've updated RPiLooper to v2, which now allows for videos to be played from an external USB drive, making it much easier to change out your video loops. It's also available as an image, so setup is much simpler. Instructions are here: http://curioustechnologist.com/post/88679377976/seamlessl...

Hi all. I've updated a method I posted earlier to make it a little easier to set up and use. RPiLooper v2 is now available as an image that pulls a video file from an auto-mounted USB drive. Instructions are here: http://curioustechnologist.com/post/88679377976/seamlessly-looping-raspberry-pi-video-...

How-to guide on using a Raspberry Pi to create a video kiosk for art, advertising, or other projects. Video (no audio in this version) will seamlessly loop a high resolution video on boot. Instructions are here: http://curioustechnologist.com/post/80836603897/rpilooper-creating-a-seamlessly-looping-...

Hi all. I was trying to do the same thing, but couldn't get it going on the current version of Raspbian. I finally did figure it out through some digging, so I pulled all the helpful info together from this thread and other places and posted a how-to guide here: http://curioustechnologist.com/post/8...