A picture frame script primarily developed for Raspberry Pi but can also run under Linux. (Some extra work is needed to run under Windows.)
It uses pi3d to render the pictures. The actual OpenGL code is from pi3d_demos.
sudo apt-get install libatlas-base-dev # Need for numpy
sudo pip3 install pipictureframe
Run
pi-picture-frame -h
to get a comprehensive list of options.
- Smooth and configurable transitions from picture to picture incl. pre-loading of next picture to avoid artifacts during transition
- Probaility of picture selection based on the number of times it has been shown in the past
- Background blurring
- Image resizing
- Configurable display of text (e.g. date, file name, etc.)
- Caching of all picture files in db.
- Filtering of image list
Currently only a filter based on image ratings is implemented. If additonal filters are needed, let me know.