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Raspberry Pi/XMBC featured in Amateurlogic

vk3pb

Hi all

 

I thought you might be interested to know about Episode 41 of Amateurlogic which has just been released and which features a segment by me in which I take the Pi and install XMBC on it, as well as overclock the Pi to 900Mhz [evil smile].

 

Amateurlogic is a vidcast/podcast made by 4 radio hams (3 in the US and 1 in Australia) and features segments from Australia and the US on a variety of technological subjects.

 

You can watch it at Youtube (search on Amateurlogic), download the episodes from our website at http://www.amateurlogic.com or add our private Roku channel using the code ALOGIC.

 

We also have a Facebook page with 800+ subscribers.

 

cheers
Peter VK3PB

 
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  • Peter:  I enjoyed watching the description of the workshop organization and its wiring, as well as all the sections that described technology, including your section on Raspberry Pi.  Perhaps the programme needs more accompanying website articles though, to keep its S/N ratio up by cutting over to them regularly.  Video can be extremely informative, but it can also be used poorly.  Just showing studio heads talking lies at the less useful end.

     

    Also another quibble, right from the intro.  Maybe it's a cultural thing in Mississippi, but I find it sad to see 50% of the population left out of technical topics and even alienated by "Man Cave" and similar references.  It's unnecessary.  Technology is for everybody.

     

    I hope the programme accepts input for improvements. image

     

    If you intend to interface your radio gear to Raspberry Pi or to any other ARM devices, I'll be looking forward to that a lot.

     

    Morgaine.

  • in reply to morgaine

    I dont think Peter meant anything by "Man Cave" .  That is very common term here in the states thats not intended to single out a certain population.  I do understand how people could take offense to it though so thanks for bringing it up Margaine.image

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