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More of a question re looping 2 videos
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Hi, I wanted to use the GPIO to control two running videos, using .show and .hide to change when a button is pressed. I cant figure out a way of looping the videos as well, I think I may have missed something... can you show me the syntax to run each video as a looping video please? (presumably using dbus)