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Its probably the video signal then. not the adapter. Ive seen the problem with some video projectors as well.

By default everything in lsdj is 16 steps of six ticks. You can use a groove command to change how many ticks are used per step and hops can change how long or short the sixteen steps are. How it works in the phrase screen and in a table are a little different.

In a phrase its used as a pattern break, where it will stop the phrase and jump to the next phrase at X step

1 C# G01
2 --
3 --   H01
4
etc

On this one it will play to step 3, and then hop to the first beat on the next phrase. You can use this to create interesting musical subdivisions, or play with the groove to get odd time signatures.

In a table , I'll quote the manual

So you can use this to allow time for your command to work itself out, like a ADSR works on a synth if your familiar. Since most commands have a time element, you can use a hop to do something like

Play a note a3
increase the pitch to c3 over the course of four steps
Decrease back to a3 over the next four steps

If you have this table embedded in the synths instrument settings, then now you can basically forget about it, and save the commands in the phrase to do something else. Everytime this note is played, it will run its table and make its sound.

basically the bash is something like

lgpt.sh // or whatever you call the piggy startup script
sudo shutdown -h now 

And it wont run the shutdown part until piggy does a clean (not crashing) exit.

Maybe someone can make a kitsch case that extends upwards, and contains the knobs? Might look dumb might be cool.

you just have to be patient! cheap stuff to be had if you look. <looks at the price of Tx81z> DEAR GOD

That's how i read it. I would suggest naming srm .sav to be consistent with emulator terms.