Wow! Excellent video for me, as I've always been intrigued by all the fanfare around the Raspberry, but never quite knew where to jump in. Thanks for all the labor!
I second your point. This gentleman, Richard Wenner, could/should earn a lot of money with his voice! Could listen to it all day long. Thank you for the informative easy to follow explanation.
Bianca Maria Cornick Perfect english, and a plesant voice combined with a takent for teaching. I have the talent of teaching, but have a voice that make people asking for Donald DUck instead :-D
Thank you for making this great video. I showed it to the Community College class that I teach in California on the subject of Network Devices. The students all seemed to like it. Very informative and interesting ! The students and I also love our Raspberry Pi's.
Well thanks for your feedback. It is really appreciated. One day I will put all of these all into a channel BUT I would be far more interested in driving my 'classroom on wheels' - (a coach I purchased) to California! Glad you like the Pi - it's made just up the road from here
Today is the first day I ever heard of Raspberry pi. I have been working with Ruby/Rails, and decided to start learning Python which of course lead me to Raspberry pi. I couldn’t have chosen a better video to learn about Raspberry. Most excellent instructor.
Wow! Welcome to the world of the Pi - I'm sure that you will find it very rewarding. Not only is the Pi a powerful learning tool, with Python on board, but it is surrounded by a wealth of free teaching tools (as its a default here in the UK). Best of luck.
Thank you. Not sure why the viewership is suddenly doing up. Proably as the Pi is due out at the end of next February - to make this all out of date! :)
The very best video for anyone wanting an overview of the raspberry pi .. im coming into this with zero knowledge. .. imma check your channel to see if you have anymore.
This video offers a lot of great very important information on how to handle the pi. This information is often left out in other videos - like e.g. the plug-in order or the fact that you shouldn't just touch the electronic parts of the pi. Awesome work :)
I was given my Raspberry pi for Christmas. This tutorial is so clear and informative and I look forward to following other videos from Richard Wenner. I've now set up my Pi and am ready to explore its potential.
My son and I watched this video and were so intrigued that we ordered an RPi 4 4GB and an Infiltec Seismometer and now run a Seismograph in our home, supplying data to other hobbyists and streamers about data from our Raspberry Pi controlled remote Earthquake system. It is called the MVMS Seismic Research Laboratory and is located in California, USA! Thanks so much for the excellent video series and giving us this fantastic project to introduce us to the world of computer science and early warning!
That's an extremely well made and well thought out video, Mr. Wenner. Thank you. I have this morning re-discovered this little machine after hearing about it years ago and then forgetting all about it. This video is slighly dated as the Pi 4 is now available, but that takes nothing away from the quality of this one. It's a model of how to make a clear, level-appropriate, engaging video and incidentally how to re-kindle an interest in all things technical in a bloke who's nearly 50 and who is not tech' savvy. With the Corona virus (or rather the school closure policy) preventing me from meeting this year's crop of new students, I am trying to learn how to make videos for my English (as a second language) students to watch at home. If I can learn to make them (using PowerPoint 2016) and they turn out to be half as good as English videos as this is as an intrductory video, I will be a happy man and they will be better off for it. Thank you again. I am going to see what else your channel has to offer on this and other stuff. Liked/Subscribed.
All brilliant. Glad to have made you happy - apart from one point - Powerpoint. I loathe Microsnot - do try Prezi prezi.com/ for an improved performance. :) Let me know when you publish please.
the 3.5mm audio plug was initially known as an 1/8" miniature stereo audio plug as distinguished from its older brother the 1/4 inch audio plug found on guitars and very old headphones.
Alright I've been looking on the internet for 9 hours looking for a fix. I have a B+ . I have no config file. I've plugged it into 3 computers no config used different hdmi cords. Unplugged and replugged everything in different orders. I've tried to create my on config.txt file on it and use the boot didn't work. Different monitors nothing is working. Please someone help
Can you get it to work on a windows laptop? If you use it on a laptop and turn it off will it return to its original state? Can you just plug into a computer to run raspian and turn it off to go back to normal?
I'll try to keep it up! Thank you. (I'm 28dB down at some spots with mmy hearing ) but made myself smile the other day when I thought - 'whatever is good enough for Beetoven is good enough for me'.
Richard, thank you for this very well made intro, you have me as your latest subscriber. I am definitely a "newbie" to the Pi family, and have just received a Pi 4 kit in the mail this week. I have been watching several channels on RUclips to find as much "getting started" information as I can. The kit has an SD card pre-loaded with NOOBS, power supply, a case with a cooling fan, two HDMI cables and heat sinks. I have asked a question of a couple of others, but have not received a response, and was hoping you might know the answer to my Pi question. One Pi user has a video describing how the Pi 4 is a great addition to his iPad Pro. He runs the Pi from his iPad through the new USB-C connector (as the iPad Pro uses the USB-C instead of the lightning connector). However, I have the iPad 7th generation that uses the lightning connector, and the question I have been asking is, can I run my Pi 4 from my iPad if I use a lightning-to-USB-C cable? There is also a lightning-to-USB-C adaptor, but I thought the actual cable would be a better connection. Any information you have would be greatly appreciated, and I'm looking forward to watching some of your other videos that I saw while browsing your channel. Thanks again! Marc
@@franksmith7271 cracking software or those cheeks? Sorry but you need to put at least 20seconds of though before trying to insult me... just type "h" for help then specify exact folder then text edit it, resend. Ok ready, take 2 .... *Action*
There are one or two I've seen spattered about the Interrweb. It's terrible self-promotion but can you see this page? ruclips.net/user/dicktonybovideos Good luck.
can someone could help me to use these to make a box for my gran board wich would run the App. and make the scoreboard screen in same time (online dart electronic board)
Thanks Duncan. I'm sure there must be but I can't see them immediately. I seemed to have lost many channels with this switch to 2F logo in. Sorry. You could try ruclips.net/video/WxUTYzxIDns/видео.html for some Node Red fun
Raspian is based upon Debian www.debian.org/ Download the version written for your processor. You can share it and Windows on the same machine (it's called dual boot) BUT don't try it if you are not sure of what you are doing!!!!! Good luck.
I have been advised to create an Atari ST with the Pi and I had to run a google. I really want to play my old games (mainly at Christmas!) and my old Atari (1990) has stopped working. I hope that this video helps me. I am intrigued now.
Well good luck with that project, Laura! :) Do keep me posted as to how you get on. www.engadget.com/2012/09/28/how-to-set-up-your-raspberry-pi-to-play-atari-2600-games/ www.engadget.com/2012/09/28/how-to-set-up-your-raspberry-pi-to-play-atari-2600-games/
Great video!!! So informative!!! This was so helpful for a dummy when it comes to computer things!!! Can you do a video about how to add retro games to the Pi only using an ipad??? I don't have a pic or a laptop, my only computer is the Pi with noobs OS!!! The grandkids would like to play old arcade games my son's used to play as well as those old consoles!!! Please and thank you!!!
Thank you for your comments. There are far better folk than I to do retro gaming. Do have a look at raspberrypi.org or some of the sites that specialise on this very topic. Good luck.
@@TheCyclingArtist A good improvement treading a fine line between significant jump forward whilst maintaining backward compatibility. There are a good deal of 'me too' products snapping at their heals.
Most videos I have seen require the use of a pc or Mac to setup the raspberry pi. I have neither. I'm using a chromebook for everything. And rather than getting a new windows pc I'd like to use my chromebook to do all my programming.
@@raymondbailey2142 Ah right. One task that may need another machine for is when you need to make a SD Card (if you don't already have a card with an operating system on it). If you do then you can just work on the Pi as a complete 'stand alone' machine. From your question I suggest that you run the Pi from a GUI - a 'windows like interface' - it is a solid easy interface. As you progress you can get your hands dirty using the black text console. Either way very best luck with your hacking :)
Excellent video. Thankyou. You keep referring to “this course” but I cannot find the course. I’ve subscribed but all your other videos are about different subjects. Where can I find the next video in the course?
Thank you for your response and comments Brian. Unfortunately all of the comments refer to Moodle courses, content and structures that were blown away during a moment of impetuousness some years ago. At some point I'll have to collect them all together but the road ..........
Many thanks Richard. That does explain it. I enjoyed this video. Your style and presentation make the subject more enjoyable and understandable than most other videos I’ve watched. I’d love to watch the others but it isn’t to be. Thanks for giving me the pleasure of this one 😊
@@yuanmingrao9266 You have an option - you can get cards with an operating system already on (see raspberrypi.org) or just purchase 8G/Class10 cards - and download an operating system and 'write' it onto the card. There are many sites that cover this process.
THIS is how a professional tutorial runs. Clean, well spoken and entertaining. Thank you.
just the transition video bothering the professionalism
This is like listening to the hitchhikers guide teaching you to use a pi. Im now subscribed based on this alone but its just a great video too....
Sorry can't hang around the Vogens have just been spotted on the horizon. Thanks - I woud say have fun but the world is about to come to an en.......
Richard Wenner no worries i wont panic...
... and now I like the video even more. Shoot... where's my towel?
Why doesn't this have more views? I thought it was a fantastic video.
too busy following Trump - but thank you for your feedback.
I agree. I hope this video gets more views.
China has blocked RUclips. I imagine if China had RUclips, videos like this would skyrocket.
I guess that everyone that buys a pi already knows his shit
I don't. I watch this, what you call "shit" BEFORE I buy one.
Wow! Excellent video for me, as I've always been intrigued by all the fanfare around the Raspberry, but never quite knew where to jump in. Thanks for all the labor!
Yes, this is a great video. Thank you for taking the time to make and upload it.
Thank you.
this is great. it's like Stephen Fry is teaching me about the raspberry pi. love the humor and eloquence.
Praise indeed - thank you!
I second your point. This gentleman, Richard Wenner, could/should earn a lot of money with his voice! Could listen to it all day long. Thank you for the informative easy to follow explanation.
Bianca Maria Cornick Perfect english, and a plesant voice combined with a takent for teaching.
I have the talent of teaching, but have a voice that make people asking for Donald DUck instead :-D
@@biancamariacornick6080 Thanks!
@@jensenjs Thank you. (belatedly)
Thank you for making this great video. I showed it to the Community College class that I teach in California on the subject of Network Devices. The students all seemed to like it. Very informative and interesting ! The students and I also love our Raspberry Pi's.
Well thanks for your feedback. It is really appreciated. One day I will put all of these all into a channel BUT I would be far more interested in driving my 'classroom on wheels' - (a coach I purchased) to California! Glad you like the Pi - it's made just up the road from here
Today is the first day I ever heard of Raspberry pi. I have been working with Ruby/Rails, and decided to start learning Python which of course lead me to Raspberry pi.
I couldn’t have chosen a better video to learn about Raspberry. Most excellent instructor.
Wow! Welcome to the world of the Pi - I'm sure that you will find it very rewarding. Not only is the Pi a powerful learning tool, with Python on board, but it is surrounded by a wealth of free teaching tools (as its a default here in the UK). Best of luck.
I agree with everyone else. Well-produced and extremely helpful! Thank you!
An Excellent uncluttered introduction to the Raspberry Pi, Thankyou
The absolute exact amount of detail. Not too much, not too little. Thanks!
Clear audio, clean visual and in unaccented English. Presentation of excellent content made this the best YT experience I've had. Thank you.
Well thank YOU Wiliam! :)
I really love the clarity and calm delivery of your videos! Excellent!
Thank you Thomas.
Best raspberry pi 3 introduction ever !!!
Loved it
Thank you. Make it worthwhile. :)
Would love if you could update this video for current changes??
This is an absolutely lovely introduction. Thanks for your efforts.
Thank you. Not sure why the viewership is suddenly doing up. Proably as the Pi is due out at the end of next February - to make this all out of date! :)
The very best video for anyone wanting an overview of the raspberry pi .. im coming into this with zero knowledge. .. imma check your channel to see if you have anymore.
Thank you.
What a great video. Thanks so much for making this.
This is a fantastic video! I learned so much, thank you
Thanks for taking the time. This crash course is amazing. Subscribed.
Cheers all of a sudden there seems to be a rush on this video - there are many more to play with. Thanks for your feedback.
Thanks. This is by far the best introduction to the raspberry pi.
Thank you.
This video offers a lot of great very important information on how to handle the pi. This information is often left out in other videos - like e.g. the plug-in order or the fact that you shouldn't just touch the electronic parts of the pi. Awesome work :)
Thank you.
this is the best thing ever. Much thanks to you Mr Richard Wenner, I'd be forever indebted to you for this. I hope you make more videos in the future
Thank you.
I was given my Raspberry pi for Christmas. This tutorial is so clear and informative and I look forward to following other videos from Richard Wenner. I've now set up my Pi and am ready to explore its potential.
There are loads of them already Enjoy your Pi - it could consume a lot of time!
What kind of bluetooth does it have? Transmitter or Receiver? Does it connect to my headphones, or does my phone connect to it?
www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-setup-bluetooth-on-a-raspberry-pi-3/
My son and I watched this video and were so intrigued that we ordered an RPi 4 4GB and an Infiltec Seismometer and now run a Seismograph in our home, supplying data to other hobbyists and streamers about data from our Raspberry Pi controlled remote Earthquake system. It is called the MVMS Seismic Research Laboratory and is located in California, USA! Thanks so much for the excellent video series and giving us this fantastic project to introduce us to the world of computer science and early warning!
Brilliant to have this feedback. Thank you. Have a long and happy life with your Pi(s).
That's an extremely well made and well thought out video, Mr. Wenner.
Thank you.
I have this morning re-discovered this little machine after hearing about it years ago and then forgetting all about it.
This video is slighly dated as the Pi 4 is now available, but that takes nothing away from the quality of this one.
It's a model of how to make a clear, level-appropriate, engaging video and incidentally how to re-kindle an interest in all things technical in a bloke who's nearly 50 and who is not tech' savvy.
With the Corona virus (or rather the school closure policy) preventing me from meeting this year's crop of new students, I am trying to learn how to make videos for my English (as a second language) students to watch at home. If I can learn to make them (using PowerPoint 2016) and they turn out to be half as good as English videos as this is as an intrductory video, I will be a happy man and they will be better off for it.
Thank you again.
I am going to see what else your channel has to offer on this and other stuff.
Liked/Subscribed.
All brilliant. Glad to have made you happy - apart from one point - Powerpoint. I loathe Microsnot - do try Prezi prezi.com/ for an improved performance. :) Let me know when you publish please.
High tech shape sorter! Oh this was too funny having experienced life as a PC tech. Great video by the way!
Had forgotten that one - thanks Eremon!
Great video Richard. Just ordered one. Thank you for an overview
Great - have many happy hours hacking.
Thanks for the info. I wish you could level the sound because intro and special effects blew my ear drums.
Sorry, I do try to normalise the sound - but there again - I'm going deaf! Sorry. :)
the 3.5mm audio plug was initially known as an 1/8" miniature stereo audio plug as distinguished from its older brother the 1/4 inch audio plug found on guitars and very old headphones.
Are we going back to good old quarter inch when Brexit comes around?
Superb Video indeed ! Spot on with just a hint of British sarcasm-well done Sir.
Cheers Singh. I think there may be more here:- ruclips.net/video/WxUTYzxIDns/видео.html
The Best video about RPI3 I have come across. Kudos 👏 to you for describing with that minute details. 😘
Thank you Raghu. Have a Happy New Year!
Richard Wenner wish you the same sir
Thanks, it's the best video I've seen so far about Raspberry Pi3. :)
Thank you - now try ruclips.net/video/WxUTYzxIDns/видео.html
Really good video! explains everything from the scratch! Im ready to try to create my own media server!
Thanks, let us know how you get on.
Ha, you’re using the retropie load screen I designed for your video thumbnail. Awesome!
Good to make someone happy :) !!
Alright I've been looking on the internet for 9 hours looking for a fix. I have a B+ . I have no config file. I've plugged it into 3 computers no config used different hdmi cords. Unplugged and replugged everything in different orders. I've tried to create my on config.txt file on it and use the boot didn't work. Different monitors nothing is working. Please someone help
Wow. The best informative video on tech that I have seen on YT
Thank you.
I appreciate the amount of thoroughness going on here
and I appreciate your reply - thank you.
Great - thanks. :)
Thanks for a great video. Very informative and a great way to pass on your knowledge to share.
Thanks Vinny.
This is explained and shown really great!! Also very complete. Thank you👏👏👏 I'll be watching your other videos. New fan here!!🙂
Much appreciated - thank you.
This really is superb! I am shocked this doesnt have more interaction.
Thank you.
The best introduction EVER Thank you 🙏
Thank you.
Can you get it to work on a windows laptop? If you use it on a laptop and turn it off will it return to its original state? Can you just plug into a computer to run raspian and turn it off to go back to normal?
I'm not sure what you are asking here.
Fantastic, someone who actually enunciates clearly. I'm hearing impaired and so many videos are just mumble mumble to me.
I'll try to keep it up! Thank you. (I'm 28dB down at some spots with mmy hearing ) but made myself smile the other day when I thought - 'whatever is good enough for Beetoven is good enough for me'.
Turn on cc
this is an awesome video.... so much detail.... all the stuff that you know but did not know... nice... thx...
Thank you.
7:15 Looking at the chart showing how popular Linux is like, "Oh look! Windows is still beating it, wait, that's not Windows..."
What a nice clear beginners guide. Thank you
Well thank you for your reply.
This video is phenomenal. Thank you sir!
Only phenomenal eh? I'm deeply wounded. No - thank you EHC your feedback is very welcome. Good luck with your learning experiences!
This is so epic omg mine is showing up today and this channel is saving my life. Thank you so much sir
I KNOW you are going to enjoy it! Do watch - this video is a little long in the tooth now. Have fun!
Thanks for your feedback.
Fun, interesting and certainly entertaining. and duddla duddla duddla duh uuhhh gets me every time, Thanks Richard 😀😀😁😁😁😁😆😎
The duddla duddla duddla duh uuhhh escaped one night so we can't use it now :)
@@richard_wenner lol thanks
This was a superb video! Thank you!
Thank you.
never subscribed to anyone on youtube before, this is very informative
I'm honoured - thank you.
This is FAB! Thanks so much Richard!
Thank you. Happy New Year!
Excellent video. Everyone with any kind of device should watch it so they know how their PC, cellphone, tablet, etc. works!
Thank you.
Thank you.
Best information presented, good work.
Thank you.
Where did you find the graphics at the begining with all the game characters? Is that something you can share the High Res image of?
By default my answer is yes, Tim, but I'm not sure what it is you are referring to.
Richard, thank you for this very well made intro, you have me as your latest subscriber. I am definitely a "newbie" to the Pi family, and have just received a Pi 4 kit in the mail this week. I have been watching several channels on RUclips to find as much "getting started" information as I can. The kit has an SD card pre-loaded with NOOBS, power supply, a case with a cooling fan, two HDMI cables and heat sinks.
I have asked a question of a couple of others, but have not received a response, and was hoping you might know the answer to my Pi question. One Pi user has a video describing how the Pi 4 is a great addition to his iPad Pro. He runs the Pi from his iPad through the new USB-C connector (as the iPad Pro uses the USB-C instead of the lightning connector).
However, I have the iPad 7th generation that uses the lightning connector, and the question I have been asking is, can I run my Pi 4 from my iPad if I use a lightning-to-USB-C cable? There is also a lightning-to-USB-C adaptor, but I thought the actual cable would be a better connection.
Any information you have would be greatly appreciated, and I'm looking forward to watching some of your other videos that I saw while browsing your channel.
Thanks again!
Marc
Marc Sorry I have only just come across your posting. Did you solve the problem? What exactly are you trying to achieve?
Very well made video. Helped me a lot.
Subscribed!
Thank you.
Great video, very thorough
Excellent breakdown. Liked and subscribed !
Thank you - I hope you find it worthwhile.
That intro reminded me of estacy
I bet you like crack too huh?
@@franksmith7271 cracking software or those cheeks? Sorry but you need to put at least 20seconds of though before trying to insult me... just type "h" for help then specify exact folder then text edit it, resend. Ok ready, take 2 .... *Action*
@@franksmith7271 yes
Thanks for sharing. Where can I see other videos about RPI?
There are one or two I've seen spattered about the Interrweb. It's terrible self-promotion but can you see this page? ruclips.net/user/dicktonybovideos Good luck.
can someone could help me to use these to make a box for my gran board wich would run the App. and make the scoreboard screen in same time (online dart electronic board)
www.electromaker.io/blog/article/a-raspberry-pi-and-arduino-powered-dart-board-digital-scoring-display
I can't seem to find the links to the proposed continuation videos. Great video tho.
Thank you. I must tidy up these offerings - sorry! n the meantime do try Adafruit and Andreas ruclips.net/channel/UCu7_D0o48KbfhpEohoP7YSQ
I often hear about pi but i finally understand with this video
Brilliant - now go out and try one and let us know how you get on. :)
This is a fantastic video. Is there a more recent/update version?
Thanks Duncan. I'm sure there must be but I can't see them immediately. I seemed to have lost many channels with this switch to 2F logo in. Sorry. You could try ruclips.net/video/WxUTYzxIDns/видео.html for some Node Red fun
wow what a start to the video
I only hope the rest was useful too. :)
A brilliant introduction to Pie. Really liked this. Where are the others linked to you Richard ?
I believe that you can see them if you subscribe and then click on my image and then videos.
Excellent presentation with a better detailed motherboard information from the U.K.
Thank you.
Great video but what is with the "uhh" in between sections?
Extremely well done.
Thank you.
Crazy good video!
Thanks.
Best video!!!
can i leave the SD card in the raspberry pi even after i shutdown and plug out the charger ?
Yes, in fact it is better just to leave it in place.
thank you
Does the memory card containing the OS,have to be removed after shutting down,or can it be left inserted?
I always leave mine in...whether it's on/or, off. ;-) (That is, unless I wish to run a different OS/in which case I simply swap cards.)
@@PaulRamnora Thank You.
Please do a tutorial on how to install raspian os to a PC
Raspian is based upon Debian www.debian.org/ Download the version written for your processor. You can share it and Windows on the same machine (it's called dual boot) BUT don't try it if you are not sure of what you are doing!!!!! Good luck.
That was an excellent video. Thanks
Cheers - makes it worthwhile!
I have been advised to create an Atari ST with the Pi and I had to run a google. I really want to play my old games (mainly at Christmas!) and my old Atari (1990) has stopped working. I hope that this video helps me. I am intrigued now.
Well good luck with that project, Laura! :) Do keep me posted as to how you get on. www.engadget.com/2012/09/28/how-to-set-up-your-raspberry-pi-to-play-atari-2600-games/
www.engadget.com/2012/09/28/how-to-set-up-your-raspberry-pi-to-play-atari-2600-games/
Thanks very much Richard. It's the Atari ST I am going for but I am sure that this will help.
i find his way of explaining pretty odd but funny especially when gets to the boot loader screen
Welcome to my world!
perfect video, thank you so much good sir!
Thank you.
Great video!!! So informative!!! This was so helpful for a dummy when it comes to computer things!!! Can you do a video about how to add retro games to the Pi only using an ipad??? I don't have a pic or a laptop, my only computer is the Pi with noobs OS!!! The grandkids would like to play old arcade games my son's used to play as well as those old consoles!!! Please and thank you!!!
Thank you for your comments. There are far better folk than I to do retro gaming. Do have a look at raspberrypi.org or some of the sites that specialise on this very topic. Good luck.
Love this.
Thank you.
Fantastic video!! Would recommend for anyone just getting into raspberry pi, like me(: kudos man!
There are plenty more - do have funn and thanks for your feedback.
@@richard_wenner what do you think of the new Rasberry pi 4?
@@TheCyclingArtist A good improvement treading a fine line between significant jump forward whilst maintaining backward compatibility. There are a good deal of 'me too' products snapping at their heals.
I just got my pi and I'm still haven't attempted to set it up. I currently use a chromebook for my main pc. Can I set my pi up with this?
I don't understand your question -sorry.
Most videos I have seen require the use of a pc or Mac to setup the raspberry pi. I have neither. I'm using a chromebook for everything. And rather than getting a new windows pc I'd like to use my chromebook to do all my programming.
Or maybe use a pi to program a new pi when needed
@@raymondbailey2142 Ah right. One task that may need another machine for is when you need to make a SD Card (if you don't already have a card with an operating system on it). If you do then you can just work on the Pi as a complete 'stand alone' machine. From your question I suggest that you run the Pi from a GUI - a 'windows like interface' - it is a solid easy interface. As you progress you can get your hands dirty using the black text console. Either way very best luck with your hacking :)
Great - nice and easy to understand :-)
Just got my complete kit. THIS IS AN AMAZING PC... Everything I need plus more. It's faster than you would think; using WiFi. 2818 Version...
the intro is funky
Thanks ;)
thank you thank you thank you. i'm a late comer but im learning because of you thank you extremely much
Well thank you and have fun :)!
Awesome video
Thank you.
Thank you! Great resource.
Thank you.
I use my PI to swap between BHP supply on my R32. Eco, drag, drift.
I also use it as control for my Xbox and my android mobile.
Not sure exactly what this means but you seem happy - good! :)
You're a great editor!
Thank you.
love your videos by the way :)
Thank you Dominic.
I’m from Bridgend haha, that’s a shock, never hear anything about Bridgend and now it’s on here
Famous place! Driven past it many times :)
2:43 headphone users volume warning xD
ah, yes sorry about that - my silly method of making sure the class is awake. Hope it was worth your time though and good luck with any project.
truly amazing video.
Thank you!
Just HAVE to agree! Thank you! :) Best wishes in your learning.
Part 2? And 3?
Excellent video. Thankyou.
You keep referring to “this course” but I cannot find the course. I’ve subscribed but all your other videos are about different subjects.
Where can I find the next video in the course?
Thank you for your response and comments Brian. Unfortunately all of the comments refer to Moodle courses, content and structures that were blown away during a moment of impetuousness some years ago. At some point I'll have to collect them all together but the road ..........
Many thanks Richard. That does explain it. I enjoyed this video. Your style and presentation make the subject more enjoyable and understandable than most other videos I’ve watched. I’d love to watch the others but it isn’t to be. Thanks for giving me the pleasure of this one 😊
@@TikTokBrian Clicking on my icon (face) leads to other videos. Another source would be ruclips.net/user/dicktonyboyvideos
@@richard_wenner Many thanks, Richard, for your replies. Very much appreciated :-)
And this whole time I thought it was just a gaming system. The more you know
oh a WHOLE lot more! :)
@@richard_wenner where do i get the memory card for the raspberry pi
@@yuanmingrao9266 You have an option - you can get cards with an operating system already on (see raspberrypi.org) or just purchase 8G/Class10 cards - and download an operating system and 'write' it onto the card. There are many sites that cover this process.