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Increased Frame Rate on a cheap Raspberry Pi LCD - Make Your SPI Display Playable

There are a number of cheap LCD screens for your Raspberry Pi. If you're just using them for a control panel or mobile desktop the default settings can work fine. But if you want to play games or any sort of video or animations the 5 frames per second just won't cut it! In this video I'll show you how to set up an LCD screen for a mobile games console project. We'll install the default drivers and then tweak the settings to get to a useable frame rate. I'll also show some of the issues you'll come across as you push the SPI channel too far. This is the first of 2 videos on tuning your LCD display. The second shows you how to replace the default drivers with much better ones to get even better frame rates. Please check out my main website pages for more details on this project. https://bytesnbits.co.uk/raspberry-pi... The screen I'm using in this project is... https://amzn.to/32MkoLM - Waveshare https://amzn.to/3nlZcFV - Generic Timestamps 03:26 - Installing Retropie 06:22 - Which LCD screen and software to use 10:25 - Installing the LCD software 15:17 - Default settings frame rate test (~5 fps) 16:59 - What controls the frame rate 19:36 - Pushing the SPI bus to its rated max 25:09 - Faster fps but poor colour accuracy 26:06 - Finding the best frame rate with correct colours