DIY YouTube Live Subscriber Counter powered by ESP32

Embrace the intersection of technology, RUclips, and the Star Wars universe in this engaging DIY project! Watch as the design and build a real-time RUclips subscriber count with a Star Wars theme, powered by an ESP32. We'll start by assembling the electronic components and wiring them up.
We then demonstrate the functionalities of the RUclips Subscriber Counter, including its web application. Get ready to marvel at the live subscriber count and dive deep into the heart of the project - the code that orchestrates it all.
The journey includes housing Neopixel LEDs and an LCD display. It's a voyage of practical building skills and aesthetic finesse. Also, experience how we harness the power of a micro USB port and a Rotary Encoder, culminating in an impressive final build.
Gear up for a look under the hood as we explore the neatly bundled wiring, the power consumption, and sound effects using the MP3-TF-16P player. All links to the components are in the description below.
Don't miss this build if you're a fellow creator passionate about tech and Star Wars. Jump into the world of ESP32, LEDs, coding, and more! Don't forget to subscribe and join the building community.
Get the Code here :
github.com/the...
Using the MP3-TF-16P DFPlayer Mini and preparing the SD Card with sounds:
• Master the MP3-TF-16P ...
ScFi MP3 Sound: www.101soundbo...
RUclips Data API Setup : developers.goo...
RUclips API Key creation : developers.goo...
Components:
Rotary Encoder: amzn.to/3Cj7t61
MP3-TF-16P DFPlayer Mini: amzn.to/40FqbzD
Arduino 2 watts speaker: amzn.to/3Xmsswx
ESP32: amzn.to/3HeFQwV
MicroUsb: amzn.to/43JcMa6
Neopixels BTF-LIGHTING WS2812B: amzn.to/3KerQpo
LCD Screen Module, 3.5Inch 480 x 320: amzn.to/479SWHS
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Chapters:
0:00 Kick-off
0:58 The build
2:47 Wiring the Rotary Encoder
3:53 Wiring the 3.5inch Screen
5:56 Wiring the Neopixels
9:18 Wiring the MP3-TF-16p
10:45 Demonstration
13:45 Get the Source
14:40 Source code setup in the Arduino IDE
18:17 Tour of the code
20:49 Configure RUclips Settings
22:21 Upload code over Wifi to the ESP32
#DIY #StarWars #RUclipsCounter #LiveSubscriberCount #ESP32 #Electronics #TechBuild #NeopixelLEDs #MP3TF16P

[@sunfvalley]

that's so cool

[@Mysthral1]

Quel beau projet ! Je me demandais, par rapport au moment de fermer la boîte, j'ai vus au moins deux contôleurs. Combien de modules as-tu utilisés ? Sont-ils indépendants et, donc, les schémas d'assemblage sont pour 4 différents ou ils sont reliés ensemble ?

[@thelastoutpostworkshop]

Je n'utilise que les composants que je montre dans la section "Wiring" : 1 Micro USB port, 1 ESP32, 1 module MP3-TF-16P, 1 écran LCS, 1 speaker et les neopixels

[@Mysthral1]

OK donc, seulement un ESP32 pour tout contrôler si je comprends bien. Merci@@thelastoutpostworkshop

[@LowerDeckProps]

Very cool, Charles. I unsubscribed and resubscribed multiple times, while watching this. Hopefully, you saw that on your end. 🙂

[@thelastoutpostworkshop]

Sadly no because when reaching 1000 subscribers on RUclips, the API gives update only in batch of 10