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Video would be a way, but you will lose quality, I'd make a simple looping program for you with a lot of customization options. Can you please just confirm the distribution you are using on the PI? Thanks.

Hey @DirectorGunner you got your raspberry pi now for your scrolling display, did you make that work yet? Otherwise I can write a simple program in C to make the display show what you wanted, both horizontally and vertically ;)

Just to be sure for the heavy marine helmet you want to close it completely and use the screen in front of your face+the camera for vision / night vision, right? If so you need to make sure the latency between capture & display is really extremely low, otherwise, welcome nausea. Regarding...

Oh cool project! I didn't think at all about the Teensy board mainly because I didn't know about them more than their names, looks like it could be your solution DirectorGunner as those are 32bits Cortex ARM core 72 to 180MHz processor, they might have enough horsepower to drive any screen close...

Hey! Cool to see such enthusiasm around the project. The Youtube video you posted uses a 4D Systems screen, which has a Picaso advanced video processor, that's how it's able to play video fast enough, but it cost around 80 bucks, we are far from the 20 or 30 that an Elegoo costs. And closer to...