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PiBox made it's Denver debut at the Denver Maker Faire and the reception was awesome!
Denver Maker Faire
The original design requirements for the PiBox Media Center were simple. Play video over wireless connections on HDMI interfaces. The goal was to be able to watch videos in our trailer. In fact, we intended to watch videos on the side of our trailer. We call it Drive In Movie […]
Scalability issues
1 One of the first apps to be developed for the PiBox Media Center was VideoFE. This app provides an interface for users to select a video to play from a list of videos read from a database and also wraps the hardware accelerated omxplayer. The UI is klunky in the […]
Kiosk mode for videofe
1 On February 5th, we lost out oldest dog Reba. Reba was a 14 1/2 year old rescue and the prettiest Golden Retriever (or more likely Nova Scotia Duck Tolling retriever) mix we’ve ever seen. Adopted from a shelter when she was perhaps 3 or 4 months old with her twin […]
PiPics: slideshow app with touchscreen support
PiBox is many things: a core development platform, a media center, a UI, and a learning tool. It’s also an infrastructure for application development. Most platforms have infrastructure support. Android has an array of Java and C/C++ libraries. Tizen has a build environment, but for the life of me I […]
Introduction to libpibox
The first official PiBox meetup has been scheduled for Wednesday, January 18, 2017 in room B2 at Library 21c. I’ll be doing a demo of the PiBox Media Center and going over the same slides I presented at the Colorado Springs Open Source Software Meetup. Then we’ll open it to […]
First PiBox Meetup
Here are the slides from the talk I gave at the Colorado Springs Open Source Software Meetup on January 4th, 2016.
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