This is PART 5 in a series about the 2.x version of Falcon Player - Installation. It covers setting up a master/remote config. The master/remote functionality of FPP is an advanced feature that keeps two (or more) Pi's in sync. I talk too much. More description on YouTube. lol!
This is PART 4 in a series about the 2.x version of Falcon Player - Installation. It covers manually configuring the Input/Output Setup section. For an example, I start with xLights, configure Falcon Player and show my controller settings - an end-to-end demo.
This is PART 3 in a series about the 2.x version of Falcon Player - Installation. It covers loading up sequences and audio to the Pi and setting up playlists and a schedule.
This is PART 2 in a series about the 2.x version of Falcon Player - Installation. It covers setting the clock for your timezone and goes into network settings I use for my display.
This is PART 1 in a series about the 2.x version of Falcon Player - Installation. It covers imaging an SD card and initial configuration to get things running. If covers the Raspberry Pi and BBB installations as they are similar, but a little different.
From CanispaterChristmas (sponsored product video). This video covers all the features of this new board along with an Expansion Board and a Differential Expansion Board plus Differential Receivers.
Welcome! If you can get past my horrible accent, I've created a few YouTube videos for beginners (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCby1v6Kbi8AHMkV2yMyF1MQ) - I figured it was the easiest way to answer "How Do You Do That?" Also, the videos from the mini are excellent and there is an awesome...
Edward,
WOW! That is THE MOST comprehensive manual about the hobby I've seen. Very nice job!
Wish I had seen that about 18 months ago!
Is there one on P10 panels anywhere or in the works?
New to the forums, but have enjoyed lighting for years now. I started with a small LOR system a few years back and finally moved to pixels last year. Added music to the display this year and a few more lights. My display runs about 2,200 pixels on a single Pi and a Falcon 16 plus a couple of...
My base is pair of 4-by-4s (10cm square wood) with a bolt in the center forming an X. ASAP pole around 4.5m high. PVC ring 2.4m diameter well-staked to the ground and the pixel strips also act as guys. We have too much rock in the ground to dig a big enough hole for a concrete base by hand in...