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Camera module, Media centre, Video

Use the command line to play videos on the #RaspberryPi

by Michael Horne • 13 June 2013 • 1 Comment

Playing Videos On the Raspberry Pi Command Line | Raspberry Pi Spy

Matt, at Raspberry Pi Spy, has written a great little guide to using omxplayer to play videos from the command line. As he points out, this is a great way of playing videos that you’ve recorded from the camera module. Read the guide

Photography, Programming, Video

Echo’s Room with Murmur and the #RaspberryPi – visualising sound waves / @Raspberry_Pi

by Michael Horne • 12 June 2013 • 1 Comment

'Murmur' bridges physical and virtual using sound / @chevalvert @v3ga #raspberrypi

This is an awesome project.

“Murmur” is a device which takes spoken sounds and converts them into waves which it then uses as the source for a visual projection that is just stunning.

More information can be found on their Project Page.

Games, Java, Programming

Use the Minecraft API with the full version using Raspberry Juice

by Michael Horne • 12 June 2013 • 1 Comment

: Programming Minecraft with Bukkit & Raspberry Juice

Martin O’Hanlon has blogged a way to use a Java package to allow you to use your Minecraft Pi Edition scripts with the full version of Minecraft. It’s fairly complicated to do, but he’s written a full tutorial. Read the tutorial here

GPIO boards, Making, Programming, Silliness

#RaspberryPi-powered Antique Telegraph Sounder dings when a sale is made

by Michael Horne • 11 June 2013 • 1 Comment

Concept to Finished Piece – Generations of an Electronics Project » Techspeak

Patrick Schless has been working for the last 9 months on a project involving an antique telegraph sounder and a Raspberry Pi. He’s created a PCB to handle the interface between the Pi and the sounder and written code to detect when a sale is made through his Etsy store. See the finished project write-up here

Software

Concise guide to setting up a #RaspberryPi web server

by Michael Horne • 11 June 2013 • 0 Comments

Matt, over at Raspberry Pi Spy, has written a guide to installing a webserver capable of serving HTML and PHP pages using lighttpd. Read more here

Media centre, Operating systems

Review of Rasplex for #RaspberryPi

by Michael Horne • 11 June 2013 • 1 Comment

Review: Rasplex for Raspberry Pi » Tech Made Easy

Matt at TechMadeEasy.co.uk has written a very positive review of Rasplex, the new kid-on-the-block for Raspberry Pi media centre users. Read the review now

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List of sites selling Raspberry Pis, micro:bits and/or accessories

UK

  • The Pi Hut
  • Pimoroni
  • 4tronix
  • RasP.iO
  • Rapid Electronics
  • Red Robotics
  • Proto Pic
  • Kitronix
  • RS Components
  • PiBorg
  • Coretec Robotics
  • IQ Audio
  • Flux Workshop (eBay store)
  • Pi Supply
  • SB Components
  • AB Electronics
  • Farnell
  • CPC
  • OKdo
  • Cool Components
  • Makers Hut
  • Bare Conductive
  • Switch Electronics
  • Wonky Resistor
  • Technobots (good price robotics stuff!)
  • SK Pang
  • Everything Pi
  • Hobby Components
  • Mallinson Electrical
  • RobotShop
  • Willow Components
  • Pridopia
  • Silicon Ark - obscure components and other goodies!

North America

  • Adafruit (USA)
  • Pi Plates (USA)
  • Dexter Industries (USA)
  • SwitchDoc Labs (USA)
  • OpenElectrons (USA)
  • DTronixs (USA)
  • DigiKey (USA)
  • Crisp Concept (USA)
  • Fe Pi (USA)
  • NeoSec (USA)
  • Vilros (USA)
  • Buy A Pi (Canada)
  • BC Robotics (Canada)
  • Voltatek (Canada)

Europe

  • Watterott (Germany)
  • Vesalia (Germany)
  • Reichelt Elektronik (Germany)
  • pi3g (Germany)
  • UUGear (Czech Republic)
  • r-pi.se (Sweden)
  • SweetPeas (Sweden)
  • Kubii (France)
  • RaspberryStore.nl (Netherlands)
  • VOC Electronics (Netherlands)
  • SOS Solutions (Netherlands)
  • Kiwi Electronics (Netherlands)
  • RPi Bolt (Hungary)
  • Electronica Embajadores (Spanish/Portugese/French)
  • Diotronic (Spain)
  • Komplett (Norway)
  • KKSB Cases (Sweden)

Australia & New Zealand

  • Pi Shop NZ (New Zealand)
  • Nice Gear (New Zealand)
  • Tronix Labs (Australia)
  • Core Electronics (Australia)

China

  • Seeed Studio (China)
  • GeekWorm (China)
  • Smart Arduino (China)
  • DigitSpace (China)
  • Elecfreaks (China)
  • ODSeven (China)
  • Maker Focus (China)

Rest of the World

  • Cytron (Malaysia)
  • Zero Ohm (UAE)
  • CrazyPi (India)
  • Factory Forward (India)

Feel free to contact me if you know of anywhere else that sells Raspberry Pis, micro:bits and accessories!

PCB Prototyping

This is a list of PCB prototyping services (although many of them offer much more) that I've either used or the Pi Community has recommended.

  • JLCPCB (China)
  • PCBWay (China)
  • Elecrow (China)
  • WellPCB (China)
  • OurPCB (China)
  • OSHPark (China)
  • PCB Train (UK)
  • Mermar Electronics (USA)
  • AllPCB (China)
  • WEDirekt (Germany)
  • PCBShopper (Price comparison site based on your specification)

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I'm a ColdFusion/SQL web developer living and working in Bedfordshire, UK with my wife and step-children. I'm a Raspberry Pi enthusiast and amateur theatre director and performer. I am a Christian, but don't let that put you off!

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