Displaying Text and Images in Layers in Raspberry PI












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We are working on a project to display the text and images from DB on To screen.



I have code that shows images on raspberry pi (CV2 Library)



Now we want to do is overlay text on images - sort of notice board.
Using python in raspberry pi.



Any pointer/hints/ direction to begin with?






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    There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
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We are working on a project to display the text and images from DB on To screen.



I have code that shows images on raspberry pi (CV2 Library)



Now we want to do is overlay text on images - sort of notice board.
Using python in raspberry pi.



Any pointer/hints/ direction to begin with?






python raspberry-pi







share|improve this question


















  • 1




    There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
    – Mark Setchell
    2 days ago














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We are working on a project to display the text and images from DB on To screen.



I have code that shows images on raspberry pi (CV2 Library)



Now we want to do is overlay text on images - sort of notice board.
Using python in raspberry pi.



Any pointer/hints/ direction to begin with?






python raspberry-pi







share|improve this question













We are working on a project to display the text and images from DB on To screen.



I have code that shows images on raspberry pi (CV2 Library)



Now we want to do is overlay text on images - sort of notice board.
Using python in raspberry pi.



Any pointer/hints/ direction to begin with?






python raspberry-pi




python raspberry-pi






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    There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
    – Mark Setchell
    2 days ago














  • 1




    There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
    – Mark Setchell
    2 days ago








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There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
– Mark Setchell
2 days ago




There is an example here... stackoverflow.com/a/53697181/2836621
– Mark Setchell
2 days ago

















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