Ok, it won’t start from the new folder. You need to run at 1920x1080. I don’t know if Peppymeter is limited to 1929x1080? Try adding the line
disable_overscan=1 to userconfig.txt
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the result is the same as before
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From 1920x1080?
yes, I deleted the custom_7 directory
If you entered in: boot/userconfig.txt line disable_overscan=1
and it’s the same - I have no more ideas. I guess there is a Peppymeter limitation to 1920 though
of course by changing this file (1920x1080)
2560x720_Gold Test2.zip
is there a size restriction for peppy, as I can’t find this in the raw code?
I made the entry in the userconfig and copied the files.
I also can’t find any information about the maximum resolution of Pepymeter
thank you for your effort
PeppyMeter doesn’t set any limit on a screen size. Though that can be restricted by the Pygame library which it’s using. windows - How to get all my system supported screen resolutions in python - Stack Overflow
Thanks for the info, this means there is not an easy fix beside adding pygame.display.set_mode([screen_width, screen_height]) in every class.
Will setting the screen_width, screen_height in config.txt take care of the resolution. Just asking as I can’t test it.
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I’m not sure how Volumio plugin handles meter/screen sizes. In the original code you can set the meter size either by using names (small=320x240, medium=480x320 etc) or setting the screen size width/height in the config.txt: https://github.com/project-owner/PeppyMeter/blob/c68190ed96aefed6c77d496383c7cd598cb28a9c/config.txt#L5
If I understand correctly, there are no restrictions on the resolution of Peppymeter?
Can I enter the resolution screen.width or scree.hight for my display somewhere?
These are parameters in the peppymeter config.txt?
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Let me be clear, I don’t know if it will work, but please test.
- Keep the folder name holding the templates like: custom_7 (2560x720)
nano /data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter/config.txt
modify:
screen.width = 2560
screen.height = 720
A less cleaner option to try, undo the previous change first.
Misuse one of the default folders:
mv /data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter/small /data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter/old_smallmkdir /data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter/small- Copy the template files to
/data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter/small - Modify ‘configfileparser.py’
replace:
SMALL_WIDTH = 320
SMALL_HEIGHT = 240
with:
SMALL_WIDTH = 2560
SMALL_HEIGHT = 720
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Great, thank you very much, your help is unique.
That’s it, the latter part helps!
Do I have to pay attention to anything for future updates other than deactivating the plugins?
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If @Gelo5 would provide a few more templates that would be great 
Yes,
As Peppy_meter is not an official plugin, it might break OTA and needs to be removed first.
Every update on this plugin, will restore the defaults.
So make a copy/note what you have changed, so you can re-apply it.
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In most cases, ONLY disabling the plugin helps. 
It does not need to be removed.
Hence the might 
Thank you, also for the support! 
That helps me alot… 
@Gelo5 can you create the above templates for me?
With the titles and album information
Thanks
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2560x720_TEST4.zip (7.6 MB)
Hello I have an 11.9-inch display and a problem with setting the appropriate resolution, I know that the topic has already been discussed, but I did it as described and nothing happened, once I managed to run it with a good resolution, but after a while the player hangs… I install Volumio, then the touch display plug-in, in userconfig I paste: max_framebuffer_height=1480
hdmi_group=2
hdmi_mode=87
hdmi_timings=320 0 80 16 32 1480 0 16 4 12 0 0 0 60 0 42000000 3
display_rotate=3 #1: 90; 2: 180; 3:270
then I install peppymeter, I paste the 1280x320 resolution skins in the custom_5 folder and nothing works… help