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Any easy way to get audio in yet?
I'm still interested in knocking up a real-time audio visualizer but I dont want to spend too much effort.*
*despite the fact I think a realtime visualiser you can plug in any modern tv would actually sale pretty well.
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what about this gertboard, may not be an audio input strictly but looks like it has analogue in

https://export.farnell.com/jsp/raspi/or ... country=GB

these cheap audio sensing light kits velleman do must be pretty simple, just detecting peaks in the voltage - so you could make something that reacts to peaks - to rhythm in other words
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A cheap USB soundcard would do the trick, as far as I know. You might need some help setting it up though.
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speaking of which, i got this from ebay/china today...

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only has audio output, but thats all i needed, and nice and small to fit in with the pi.

im using it as a streaming device to play audio to a PA system in a different room, whilst i'm DJing upstairs using virtualDJ's internet radio broadcast features over a homeplug LAN...
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My Raspberry Pi project done and dusted. A faulty 1982 Grandstand Scramble machine running mame.

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How's the USB situation going with the Raspberry Pi? Last I heard it still wasn't resolved, but the foundation admins locked the "elephant in the room" thread anyway. :?
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Firefox wrote:How's the USB situation going with the Raspberry Pi? Last I heard it still wasn't resolved, but the foundation admins locked the "elephant in the room" thread anyway. :?
Does anybody know? Anybody still following Pi development...?
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USB is getting a lot better. The elephant thread was replaced by this one :

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... &start=300

Some recent fixes have stabilised a lot of web cams and there is work being done on a more complete fix.

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Many thanks, Colonius! I'm starting to read the thread now.

Sound like it's at least worth getting an updated Raspian image and trying my pile of USB peripherals again, anyway.
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Just got my first Raspberry Pi (well, two of them, but one is for a co-worker). Hooked it up to USB keyboard and mouse and downloaded/installed the NOOBS image on an 8GB SD card. Everything seems to be working fine. No simple way to get network at the TV set until I either get a USB wifi dongle or another powerline ethernet adapter.

Now what? :D

Get my kids started on programming? Maybe.

I think I'm going to try raspbmc next.
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I bought an Atrix lapdock to use as part of a Raspberry Pi project (to make a Pi Laptop) and whilst others have succeeded in this endeavour I realise as both the dock and Pi are still in their packaging that I'm never going to get around to it!

So if someone wants a cheap lapdock to play with then PM me to discuss...
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My latest Pi mucking about was getting Match Point on the speccy (emulation) working with Nintendo Wii controls. The telly is a bit flickery in the video but it is Match Point, honest!



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Got a new TV this morning, set it up and then plugged in the Pi, hoping to use it as a media player. It no longer appears to work. Dadgummit. I only used it about 3 times and had it sitting (disconnected) under the other TV these last several months. Red light on the Pi and that's it.

I need to find a composite RCA video cable somewhere and see if there's any output showing that way.
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Dave_M wrote:My latest Pi mucking about was getting Match Point on the speccy (emulation) working with Nintendo Wii controls. The telly is a bit flickery in the video but it is Match Point, honest!

http://youtu.be/Tpfrsno9tb0

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everklear wrote:Got a new TV this morning, set it up and then plugged in the Pi, hoping to use it as a media player. It no longer appears to work. Dadgummit. I only used it about 3 times and had it sitting (disconnected) under the other TV these last several months. Red light on the Pi and that's it.

I need to find a composite RCA video cable somewhere and see if there's any output showing that way.
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