Henner, nice to hear from you!! Wanted to share that I published two videos from my company that show the final product. th-cam.com/video/D8hZz3YfJ5w/w-d-xo.html And: th-cam.com/video/tZuQKhhq8zI/w-d-xo.html Thank you for writing such an awesome library! ❤️
Thanks for your video. If I understand correctly, are you taking a screenshot from the Raspberry to the Matrix Pannels? and also I can see that it is a Linux mint which is installed in your rapsberry? Please can I have here the command you type in the terminal ?
Not a screenshot, but rather the code is running on the Linux box and send it over the screen buffer data from the SDL2 instance over the network to the pi
Could you tell me how you're powering the boards and the pi? Are you using two separate power sources? I am using 4 panels (2 chains) and the ElectroDragon drive board.
Hi Juliano. For the large project I assembled (5x pis running a total of 25 64x64 matrices), I used two ALITOVE 5V 60A 300W power supplies. When we were driving the displays with Pi 3B+'s I used an Anker PowerBank.
how to make it, can you help me? because this relates to my final project as a student, please and I've done steps like in your video entitled "raspberry pi 4 driving 10 RGB matrix
can you provide a program to connect the raspberry pi to the led because I also use the same driver as you, so I can also display what I want right like a video or image and and can display like in your video this...thank you so much
@@atomicnoexcept Yes, I have, but I can't find a program to be able to display the image on the LED according to the monitor as in your video. I beg you, thank you
@@aprihalsi3649 If you're looking for static images, Henner's library explains how to do this. What exactly is your final project? Have you considered posting this in Henner's repo issues area?
Neat!
Henner, nice to hear from you!!
Wanted to share that I published two videos from my company that show the final product. th-cam.com/video/D8hZz3YfJ5w/w-d-xo.html
And:
th-cam.com/video/tZuQKhhq8zI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for writing such an awesome library! ❤️
is there a step by step tutorial for building and coding this?
Yes ,i want too ,can you give? Please
Apologies for the delayed reply; Take a look at github.com/hzeller/rpi-rgb-led-matrix
Thanks for your video.
If I understand correctly, are you taking a screenshot from the Raspberry to the Matrix Pannels?
and also I can see that it is a Linux mint which is installed in your rapsberry?
Please can I have here the command you type in the terminal ?
Not a screenshot, but rather the code is running on the Linux box and send it over the screen buffer data from the SDL2 instance over the network to the pi
How to do this, please help
Take a look at github.com/hzeller/rpi-rgb-led-matrix
Could you tell me how you're powering the boards and the pi? Are you using two separate power sources? I am using 4 panels (2 chains) and the ElectroDragon drive board.
Hi Juliano. For the large project I assembled (5x pis running a total of 25 64x64 matrices), I used two ALITOVE 5V 60A 300W power supplies.
When we were driving the displays with Pi 3B+'s I used an Anker PowerBank.
@@atomicnoexcept Cool thanks for the quick reply!
Hmm, looks interesting and fun. Is it hard to build? I dont have much programming skills.
Yeah it is hard to build. :( Programming skills are required.
Start with esp
@@arthurvitela4487 can you elaborate? Googling says it's just a framework for C
how to make it, can you help me? because this relates to my final project as a student, please and I've done steps like in your video entitled "raspberry pi 4 driving 10 RGB matrix
Hi Apri, what is your exact issue?
can you provide a program to connect the raspberry pi to the led because I also use the same driver as you, so I can also display what I want right like a video or image and and can display like in your video this...thank you so much
@@aprihalsi3649 see github.com/hzeller/rpi-rgb-led-matrix
@@atomicnoexcept Yes, I have, but I can't find a program to be able to display the image on the LED according to the monitor as in your video. I beg you, thank you
@@aprihalsi3649 If you're looking for static images, Henner's library explains how to do this. What exactly is your final project?
Have you considered posting this in Henner's repo issues area?