adafruit / pi_video_looper

Application to turn your Raspberry Pi into a dedicated looping video playback device, good for art installations, information displays, or just playing cat videos all day.
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With all Raspberry Pi systems taken over by the Imager app, what is the recommended version of Raspbian do you recommend? #220

Closed tomreedtoon closed 3 months ago

tomreedtoon commented 3 months ago

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tomreedtoon commented 3 months ago

I haven't worked with Raspberry Pi for a while. I've just obtained the Raspberry Pi 3 B+, with the intention of using Looper to play videos. Apparently, all the YouTube videos about Looper don't explain which version is the best choice for running Looper. And I can't find anything on any web sites. (Frankly, being prepared to do the original installation, suddenly being forced to use the Imager app scared me.) I chose the recommended 32 bit version (the one THEY recommended). Would another work better with Looper? Thanks for your help.

tofuSCHNITZEL commented 3 months ago

Please read the readme. There is everything you need to know, even a link to the specific image to use - RPI imager has the ability to let you flash an image file you previously downloaded and even enable ssh after the flash... or you install the prebuilt image also linked in the readme