You need to look into recording on OBS and using filters on your microphone to prevent the background sound in your video. Specifically noise gate, suppression, and gain.,
It's free information, you need to look into giving me an actual reason to waste my time messing with it. I made the video out of the infinitesimal amount of kindness of my callus heart - you got what you paid for.
The 1-wire DS18B20 uses GPIO4 on the RasPI Model 3B. Do you have information on how to get this sensor to work on one of the GPIO pins on the Renegade? We would prefer to use Libre because of availability at the time of this project, but we aren't engineers. X'D
Do your own research, it's not my project and I'm not getting paid anything to figure it out for you, generally you can start by reading the datasheet and doing some google searches. I showed you how to decipher what pins go where, now you can extrapolate that and figure out how to integrate it with the DS18B20. If you're not an engineer then you shouldn't be trying to do an engineer's job.
You need to look into recording on OBS and using filters on your microphone to prevent the background sound in your video. Specifically noise gate, suppression, and gain.,
It's free information, you need to look into giving me an actual reason to waste my time messing with it. I made the video out of the infinitesimal amount of kindness of my callus heart - you got what you paid for.
The 1-wire DS18B20 uses GPIO4 on the RasPI Model 3B. Do you have information on how to get this sensor to work on one of the GPIO pins on the Renegade? We would prefer to use Libre because of availability at the time of this project, but we aren't engineers. X'D
Do your own research, it's not my project and I'm not getting paid anything to figure it out for you, generally you can start by reading the datasheet and doing some google searches. I showed you how to decipher what pins go where, now you can extrapolate that and figure out how to integrate it with the DS18B20. If you're not an engineer then you shouldn't be trying to do an engineer's job.
So basically it's set up in a way that no major library would jump through all these loops to support it... booo....
So it's not pin compatible with RasPi?
Read the datasheet and figure it out for yourself. It depends highly on the application.