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Raspberry Pi 5 is the latest if money is not a factor. Not really sure I understand the question to be honest. You will use HDMI output, I assume. In the video I used an older Pi 3+B I believe.

The video explains pretty well what to do, and if that is too complex I recommend Hitman Pro which is pretty easy to use. Let me know how it goes.

​@@StuartPatterson can't find anything in my task manager about this thing, should I try the software?

@hakerkill_8332 Yeah, sometimes that stuff can be very stealthy. There are a number of "free" tools including RougeKiller, HitmanPro, and even a few online like www.eset.com/us/home/online-scanner Most will let you scan and even remove the stuff then ask you if you want to upgrade. You don't have to do that.

just tried RougeKiller but nothing worked, I was told by a friend of mine to use Adwcleaner, what do you think?

@@StuartPatterson update: i Just factory reset the PC and now seems to work fine

See the other comments below please.

Glad it helped you!

Cool! Let me know how it works out and how you design it! The only problem I see with the one I made is that the fall of the rod is loud. The person I gave it too said he was going to add some rubber at the bottom to make it quieter.

@@StuartPatterson I am planning to put the cam wheel right under the rod holder and make the wheel interchangeable to different designs

@@TheSkinking Yeah, that is a good idea and then you can get different jigging patterns.

You bet!

I think that might be meter specific based on design. Maybe a good question for Dave Jones. I know he built a commercial meter. Personally , if i needed that level of calibration I would send it off to a calibration lab.

Glad it helped you!

Glad it helped!

Don’t know, never tried.

Thank you! I use mine for prototyping and except for the initial issues I have not had anymore problems.

I did confirm that the latest version of the Arduino IDE, at the time of this writing, 2.3.4, still has the old boot loader listed under "Processor:." So, you either have the wrong board selected OR you don't have a board with the ATmega328P chip.

Close but not exactly, I used - "create an image of santa using a white portal gun from the game portal and opening a blue portal." From that I was presented with four options.

@StuartPatterson oh nice, thanks

Thanks man you too!

So true!

You bet! Glad to help!

Glad it helped you!

Done! Chapters added!

Happy to help, but you are not giving me much to go on. Have you tried reinstalling it? How many connections are in your schematic? Do you have parts on the pcb? Can you wire parts in the pcb editor?

The mpv.io site shows alt+1 to return it to the original size. Maybe that will do it?

@@StuartPatterson Thanks for the quick reply! The deployment has no kb/mouse. it just runs all day and they shut the TV off at night then back on in the morning. Maybe a script that runs periodically that maximizes.

@@gruv2thsThis might help forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=341712 If you figure it out please reply back. I am interested in the solution.

Not sure but you can certainly use a browser full screen so I bet you could figure it out!

You might have to go alone! Too cold for me!

Always better to research test equipment before buying it!

@@StuartPatterson Even $50 is too much for something relatively simple. I think it's priced as such only because it's much less in demand than DMMs, hence less competition.

@@DrN007 Makes sense. Love your username!

@@StuartPatterson Thanks man :)

Happy to help!

Well, it could be the uno is damaged. It is always helpful to have two for situations like this when you need to test.

Thank you very much. They are a little dated now. You can use your smart phone to view BLE traffic with numerous apps and more and more traffic is being encrypted.

Not sure but I don’t see why it would not work.

It is a fun project and you are right, Spencer is a great guy!

You're welcome!

Hmm, interesting. Thanks for letting me know!

Thank you very much! I am glad it helped. My friend, Ben Heckendorn, also did a project that is similar using an LED flashlight he got from Menard's. You should also check out that video since it will run much cooler. Mine gets pretty hot so keep an eye on it, please!

@@StuartPatterson Can you provide a link?

Sorry, for the late reply. For some reason RUclips did not notify me of the reply or I missed it. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/Buo1RLu5Gaw/видео.html&ab_channel=BenHeckHacks I watched it, and it is not a direct drop-in replacement for the bulb. I am working on a solution that should run cooler using an LED MR16 compatible bulb, but I don't have much to show for the results yet. We will see.

Hi Stuart! I actually did a RUclips search and found this exact video you provided the link above to... I watched most of it and realized about 5 minutes into it that it was not going to be anything I would be able to do anything with. I also found it was easier to watch with the volume off and the auto-generated subtitles on. He certainly ads a lot of extra-commentary. ;-) (and in-jokes I didn't understand..) With regard to your work-around process above: dad and I completed it when I was last visiting and then I left to go home... I am visiting again for Christmas and we will pick up the project again.. We are at the point of loading the 53 Super 8 reels onto the projector to play and see what we have that's salveagable as mentioned above... So, with that in mind, your comment about it running hot - after how long? how to know its too hot? Will it melt the film or what? Thanks Stuart!

You are welcome!

I don't believe you do have to use a "middle-man" device anymore. In fact, that is discussed in the comments in the videos. Notice the year when this video was created, as you would expect with technology, things have changed, become easier, more apps, more tools, etc. You can sniff BLE traffic with your phone. The separate device, in my opinion, at the time, provided a clear view of all the BLE traffic and was how Nordic Semi recommended doing it and Wireshark makes filtering the packets easy - so much so that it might still be the best way of doing it. Now? Well you decide.

No idea. You will have to give it a try and see if you can make it work.

So, you click the button to autoroute and what happens? You might want to go through the installation steps again. Sounds like either freerouter or the JRE are not installed. Can you run freerouter outside of KiCAD?

This is a compiler error. Looks like nuts_bolts.h has redefined some things that are in the Arduino.h header. Try removing nuts_bolts.h

You bet!

KiCAD 8? You press SHIFT+SPACE and release, do not hold it down. That toggles the setting between constrained and unconstrained.

I have kicad 8, I'm not holding shift+space, just pressing it. It has no effect in my case.

@@StuartPatterson I'm using version 8.0.5, I tried it in on another PC as well. It doesn't work there either. When I press Shift+Space, it toggles status in right bottom corner "Constrain to H, V, 45", but when I draw a track, it is always constrained. No matter which status I set by shift+space. It could be a bug, or something related to some other settings, or something else. I do non know.

@@Chupacabras222 OK, well thanks for the reply. Sorry you are having the issue. There is a new version of KiCAD; I am running 8.0.6. It does sound like a bug. You might consider reporting it to the KiCAD team so, if not fixed, it can be resolved.

@@StuartPatterson I figured it out. I thought it was about tracks. But it is about drawing lines only. My bad. It is working for drawing lines, but not for drawing tracks.

The HOW is to complex for a reply. However the project is doable, but it will take some understanding of basic electronics, and C programming on the PI. Sounds like a good project! It might also require some changes in mpv.io but the feature would make a nice pull request.

Use an ai chat bot to guide you.

I really don't remember, but I think I brought the pptx into LibreOffice Impress and saved/exported as JPG.

@@StuartPatterson Okay, maybe a better question - how does one create even PowerPoint presentations that look that snazzy? I want something captivating/colorful, when I use this to give a history/specs of some rare prototype computers I'll be showing off, but I'm not creative enough to use a graphic design program.

@@paulkhoury3160So, if you are talking about the screens at the start of the video, those are intro graphics I created for different videos on my channel - video thumbnails. I use Photoshop to create the graphics and to be honest, I look at other video thumbnails, that I like, to get ideas on color combinations. I am artistically challenged but looking at stuff I like helps and gives me ideas.

It is my understanding that ceramic caps can still suffer from issues with ESR but it is extremely rare when compared to electrolytics.

Good question. I have never calibrated one before and have not looked inside one to see how it could be done. Maybe I should.

That is a great idea but I don’t currently own the Anatek Blue ESR meter. If that changes in the future I will certainly compare them.

Good point. I find things like that strange also. High should be on top and low should be lower!

Yeah, it was a good find!

Thank you! Yeah I am a big fan of Spencer's!

Have fun!

@@StuartPatterson Yes !!i just received my lcd screen im waiting for the special pins from DIGIKEY cant wait to play with my old Atari 400:)

@@Evilslayer73 Nice! Next thing to check out is the FujiNet

@@StuartPatterson Indeed!

So, as time goes by, more and more apps are adding security to their devices, which is a good thing, but it makes "hacking" the traffic much more difficult, if not impossible.