I have 2 units of RasPi running XBMC (OpenElec) - one in the living room and one in the main bedroom. They're connected wirelessly to a media server housing a central XBMC DB. Ok naman performance nila as satellite XBMC installations (though I overclocked them for smoother navigation). If I don't need to watch movies using my main HTPC, I just use either of the 2.
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May 16th, 2014 01:32 PM #2My kid has one. A Raspberry PI. I bought it locally in a store in Pasig. He is now working on his Python skills.
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March 4th, 2015 11:31 AM #3I need help sourcing out an A/V cable for the RasPi 2 B (or RasPi B+). The 4-pole 3.5mm plug to 3-RCA A/V cables I have lying around that came from our Sony Handycams were unfortunately incompatible. Sony's implementation: The GND and Video signal pins are interchanged.
The reference picture below shows the desired pinout:
An alternative is to find an equivalent Apple or Zune A/V cable. But again, I need help sourcing these out.
Thanks much!
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