Thanks for that but the structure of this file looks different than the pushbutton one. I don't see any code for controlling LED/GPIO in this file. There are things like shut down, IP address, etc.

I have the Magpi Voicehat kit and I see lots of examples but maybe I'm missing something here. I want to be able to turn LED's on and off using my voice but the only example I found in the kit forces the use of the button to start listening. I just want to say "Hey google, turn off the lights" witho...

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ vcgencmd get_throttled
throttled=0x50005

I have a logitech C920 connected to a RP3. Installed latest Raspbian image with all updates and when I follow the many tutorials online to get motion to run. As soon as I attach the camera I lose wifi. If I unplug it then I'm able to ssh to my pi again. Is there a known issue or perhaps good instruc...

Was using Epiphany to view youtube videoes. Anyway, I tried visiting the html5 page and then clicked on request HTML5 player and now it seems to work. This is strange. Only thing that changed were the install of the packages I listed earlier. Thanks fruitoftheloom for posting that.

What about python packages? This is what the guide had me install. Maybe you can do the same and tell me if it kills youtube for you. sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install build-essential python-dev python-pip python-smbus git sudo pip install RPi.GPIO cd ~ git clone https://github.com/adafruit/A...

Why do you say that? Been watching videos all morning and the only thing that I changed was following the guide on adafruit's site to set up one of their temperature sensors and enabling i2c. That's it. Why would it stop working all of a sudden?

I'm running Raspbian on a pi3 because it seems to give the best performance. Anyway, I recently installed some packages to get an adafruit temperature sensor working over i2c and now every time I try and view youtube videos via epiphany I see the "missing plug-in" message in the play window and a vi...