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Paul Webster

Seems that they are aware of the there being an issue - from their FAQ
"HDMI-DVI converter may work with many DVI monitors but a few of them will not work due to compatibility issue"

Paul Webster

jamesh wrote:Why the B? Same reason as OP? Because the B+ is much better

Possibly because of the time and effort to rework this
http://interfaceinnovations.org/cchardware.html

Paul Webster

I did something like that - to control via infrared remote and wrote it up
http://dabdig.blogspot.com/2014/08/infr ... n-rpi.html

Paul Webster

Have you tried an update?

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

See http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentatio ... pdating.md

Paul Webster

See this old thread
http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 5&p=452512

Paul Webster

This might be enough (all USB off - including the built-in Ethernet)

Disable
echo 0x0 > /sys/devices/platform/bcm2708_usb/buspower
Enable
echo 0x1 > /sys/devices/platform/bcm2708_usb/buspower

Paul Webster

I suspect sample rate issue in there somewhere.
Maybe playing at 48 khz but the source at 44.1 khz
Perhaps changes needed in your asound.conf

Paul Webster

There are a couple of people that I am aware of who have made some progress with this (outside of the core RPi team). Peter Vis claims to have managed to get a tablet screen working (in a basic form) via the RPi DSI connector - and has documented parts of it including pin outs on the RPi side. http:...

Paul Webster

Are the RPi Foundation team aware of this one?
Not suggesting it is a big problem and clearly the return rate will be a great indicator but if the team behind the device is aware of the small number of reports here (and says so) then people would know that it is likely to be looked into.

Paul Webster

And left the ethernet cable connected?

Paul Webster

I can understand the frustration but in this case the details have come out quite close to the announcement (I presume) and RPI Foundation has been talking about the existence of the A+ for a long time so any effects on sales of A/B/B+ are probably not significantly different. Other companies who ar...

Paul Webster

I think that more than 1 place has listed it as 256MB and at least one insider has said the same here.

Paul Webster

Perhaps the player on the display RPi does not use the GPU to accelerate playback - or it does support it in principle but cannot with the codec that is being used. Sorry that this is not very conclusive - but my suggestion ... try quitting XBMC and using tools from command line (like omxplayer) and...

Paul Webster

There are already workarounds - keep an eye on
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=51322&page=170

Paul Webster

My only problem is with the 2TB drive filling up. - I have lots of auto-recordings setup including "all films" Does it know to avoid duplicates (eg recording SD and HD version or repeats)? If yes ... does it also know that a short break between 2 films of the same name is probably just a news break...

Paul Webster

We've all known that there has been a design objective to address the Altoids issue
http://www.raspberrypi.org/help/faqs/#casesAltoids
Rounded corners and a bit less long might just do it with the smaller A+

Paul Webster

Yes - see http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... p?p=253161

Paul Webster

If you have one ... try another USB port on the TV - also, a shorter USB lead perhaps.

Paul Webster

and a USB cable with less resistance /might/make enough difference to keep it marginally above the limit.

Paul Webster

I seem to remember an interview with a RPF person (perhaps Gordon) where he said that the A+ will not be the same board as the B+
My guess would be for something with a significantly smaller footprint.

Paul Webster

ulix wrote:Watch out:
finally there is some news:
http://techcrunch.com/2014/10/21/pi-pads/ , sadly no video or better pics.

cheers

Where Eben is quoted saying ...
“This is our first display panel that we’re going to be hopefully getting out of the door before the end of the year or early next,”

Paul Webster

PangolinPaws wrote: That sounds interesting... Do you mean that the Bluetooth, since it's range is shorter, could be used detect when a follower is closing in?

Yes.
See http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=47059 for some general ideas.

Paul Webster

Eben said in an interview earlier this year that the target was around 70USD (presumably plus tax and shipping).

Paul Webster

The Squeezeplug creator has not been around for a long time - and no updates.
I have tried to make contact with him by email a couple of times in recent months but not had a reply.
Perhaps he is unwell.

Paul Webster

You could add Bluetooth sensing to detect when your follower is in your shadow!

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