(09-15-2024, 11:47 PM)wilki3093 Wrote: I'm sorry if I have missed the thread on this, I have looked. Hopefully, I don't wake up Mr Curtis, he seems to respond to all postings at all hours. So first Tim sorry for waking you. 


Alright, I have a RasPi Zero 2w and the Pimoroni Pirate Audio with the audio and GPIO working.  Now I am looking to push the album art to the postage stamp.  I have seen many people suggesting setting up a driver and then push the album art to the 'stamp'.  Is there a instructable on this available?

I and using the lates mo0de OS.  I also have a sd card with the previous version I can switch back and forth with.

Thank you everyone in advance.  I may not be on for a week since I have a mini vacation coming up, but will try to check in.

Thank you,
-Lee

(09-16-2024, 12:31 AM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote:

(09-15-2024, 11:47 PM)wilki3093 Wrote: I'm sorry if I have missed the thread on this, I have looked. Hopefully, I don't wake up Mr Curtis, he seems to respond to all postings at all hours. So first Tim sorry for waking you. 


Alright, I have a RasPi Zero 2w and the Pimoroni Pirate Audio with the audio and GPIO working.  Now I am looking to push the album art to the postage stamp.  I have seen many people suggesting setting up a driver and then push the album art to the 'stamp'.  Is there a instructable on this available?

I and using the lates mo0de OS.  I also have a sd card with the previous version I can switch back and forth with.

Thank you everyone in advance.  I may not be on for a week since I have a mini vacation coming up, but will try to check in.

Thank you,
-Lee

Have a look at Pirate Audio 240x240 cover display. That's an old thread but it may give you some clues. I have no idea what might be needed to make it work in the Bookworm version of Raspberry Pi OS. I packed away my Pirate Audio board, among other things, when we downsized and moved so I don't have a way to test.

Regards,
Kent