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add features: case-insensitive media match, arcade meta-system, shuffle on/off
feature: Media file matching now case-insensitive
feature: Option to treat all arcade cores as single 'arcade' meta-system
feature: shuffling of media now configurable
add new games systems in Recalbox 9.1
update changelog before v0.9.8 release
docs:
README: update tested Recalbox versions, add link to demo video
config.md:
* add example of case-insensitive match
* add PC manual start|stop|restart instruction
manual_install_pc: record xrandr cmd to file
Running_on_separate_device.md:
* add apt update instruction
* renamed install_remote script
media/README: add more marquee media sources, screensaver images
linting fixes
refactor artwork converter
install script improvements & bugfixes (PC)
artwork bugfixes
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It was originally intended to run on a [Raspberry Pi 4B][pi4] with two displays, Recalbox using the primary display for games and *dynquee* driving a second display for the marquee, similar to the [PiMarquee2][pimarquee2] project for [Retropie][retropie]. But it can also run on Recalbox on PC, and on a separate device communicating with Recalbox via the network.
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Click on the image below for a short demo of *dynquee* in use:
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[](https://www.youtube.com/v/sIJ1Uy8Zxvs)
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### Why?
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I'm building a bartop arcade machine and I want to have a dynamic marquee which can change depending on which game system is selected and which game is being played.
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- one of:
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- a Raspberry [Pi 4B][pi4] or [Pi 400][pi400] with a second display connected to the Pi's second HDMI port
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- a PC with dual video outputs and two displays
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- a separate device with a connected display: an older Pi or [Pi Zero][pi-zero] should be ideal
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- a separate device with a connected display: an older Pi or [Pi Zero W][pi-zero] should be ideal
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I have tested *dynquee* running on a different device on the same network as the Recalbox machine.
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It works fine but needs a few config file changes: see [Running *dynquee* on a different device][install-different-device].
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*dynquee* has been tested on the following platforms:
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* Running on Recalbox:
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* Recalbox v8.1.1 & v9.0 on Raspberry Pi 4B: working
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* Recalbox v9.0.1 on PC: working
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* Recalbox v9.1, v9.0, v8.1.1 on Raspberry Pi 4B: working
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* Recalbox v9.1, v9.0.1 on PC: working
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* Running on a separate device:
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* Raspberry Pi Zero: working
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* Raspberry Pi 1B: working, but a bit too slow to be useable
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* Raspberry Pi Zero W: working
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* Raspberry Pi 1B: working, but too slow to be useable
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Most of these are not my work: credit remains with the original authors.
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See the [artwork README file][artwork-readme] for sources.
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Many thanks to @toniosj for Recalbox PC testing.
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Many thanks to [@toniosj](https://github.com/toniosj)for Recalbox PC testing.
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## To Do
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- [ ] Genre matching is very dumb: make it more useful.
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