The purpose of creating a retroPie out of a Raspberry Pi is so you are able to download most retro videos onto the device without having to use a certain console or even buy the game or console. There are plenty of different ways to configure your RetroPie to customize Read more…
With all the different ideas for the Raspberry Pi project, I decided on choosing the Mine craft Pi project. This was an ideal project for me since I knew that I used to play this game all the time when I was younger. The components of the Mine Craft Pi Read more…
For this project I wanted to have a emulator that I could potentially use for personal use, so I chose the RetroPie to see how well it worked. In this project I used what was given in the RaspberryPi kit as well as an Xbox One controller connected by USB. Read more…
Project Overview The main goal of my project was to be able to play video games I didn’t have access to. While doing that Raspberry Pi helped me understand how computers work with games. Some games are just set in files and can be played with almost any controller. This Read more…
Deciding on which Raspberry Pi project I was going to do was relatively easy for me. I figured I would go with the RetroPie, simply because old video games make me feel nostalgic and bring back memories of a time when my only struggles in life were doing chores and Read more…
For my project this semester I ultimately decided to go with the gaming system RetroPie. In a nutshell the Retropie is a gaming system installed on the Raspberry Pi. (you can see a preview of its installation on my tv above) Materials Needed Raspberry Pi MicroSD card HDMI Cord Power Read more…
Overview For the project that I did for raspberry pi is the EBook server. What this project is a portable kindle with a lot of books that can be downloaded to it. What makes it unique is one can search all the books by what author is their favorite or Read more…
Overview: Retro Pi allows you to play retro games from almost every old gaming system. This is something that sounded very interesting as I love retro games. What You Will Need: Raspberry Pi (3rd gen preferably) A TV or monitor Micro SD card (8 GB minimum) Micro SD card reader Read more…
For my Raspberry Pi project, I chose to do the eBook server one. This is where you take the Raspberry Pi and you turn that into the eBook server. I love to read, so I figured this would be something that would interest me and keep me wanting to work Read more…
Motion Eye Installation instructions https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneye/wiki/Install-On-Raspbian Motion Eye web address http://10.101.8.86:8765/ Accessing The Frontend After having successfully followed the installation instructions, the motionEye server should be running on your system and listening on port 8765. Fire up your favorite web browser and visit the following URL (replacing [your_ip] with… well, your system’s IP Read more…