Raspberry Pi -A New DIY'ers Digital Hub? - Page 17

ski522 · 13th February 2013, 06:21 PM

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merlin2069er · 15th February 2013, 07:46 PM

lol, I'll need a flash plugin for raspberry pi.

powerpan · 16th February 2013, 02:33 AM

why not use Allwinner A10 platform? much better then this

DigitalJunkie · 16th February 2013, 04:22 AM

AFAIK,the pi doesn't support flash? But,I'd be happy to be wrong on that.

Pi tips I've gleaned so far: Jumper/replace the polyfuse(s),or otherwise bypass them.
I measured ~0.25V drop across the polyfuse on mine (Pi Model 'B' V2.0 ,single 1100ma polyfuse on the power input jack) with the system booted/idle. (~4.75Vcc,kinda low.)

Also,make sure your power supply is up to snuff. An ample supply of clean/stable 5V power is important.
After bypassing the polyfuse,and digging out a beefier 5V 3A supply,mine is much more stable.

I added some heatsinks on the chips,cause I happen to have some the right size. It dropped the temp by a couple-few degrees. Sitting a brushless PC fan on the table next to it,to blow some air over the board/heatsinks dropped another handful of degrees.

Without the heatsinks,It didn't seem to run very hot,even with some mild overclocking. If you're gonna get into more serious overclocking,heatsinks are probably a good idea,maybe even add a little fan too.

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13th February 2013, 06:21 PM	#161
ski522 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2012	Also, if you can listen to the link in iheart radio, the following post might help to figure out the stream URL Audio/video stream recording forums - View Single Post - Record Clear Channel radio stations (iheartradio.com)

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powerpan diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: China	why not use Allwinner A10 platform? much better then this

16th February 2013, 04:22 AM	#164
DigitalJunkie diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Portland,Oregon Blog Entries: 4	AFAIK,the pi doesn't support flash? But,I'd be happy to be wrong on that. Pi tips I've gleaned so far: Jumper/replace the polyfuse(s),or otherwise bypass them. I measured ~0.25V drop across the polyfuse on mine (Pi Model 'B' V2.0 ,single 1100ma polyfuse on the power input jack) with the system booted/idle. (~4.75Vcc,kinda low.) Also,make sure your power supply is up to snuff. An ample supply of clean/stable 5V power is important. After bypassing the polyfuse,and digging out a beefier 5V 3A supply,mine is much more stable. I added some heatsinks on the chips,cause I happen to have some the right size. It dropped the temp by a couple-few degrees. Sitting a brushless PC fan on the table next to it,to blow some air over the board/heatsinks dropped another handful of degrees. Without the heatsinks,It didn't seem to run very hot,even with some mild overclocking. If you're gonna get into more serious overclocking,heatsinks are probably a good idea,maybe even add a little fan too.