If you have no reversing camera you can use either back sight video or aux video in. Try one then the other and use the one that works.
It looks like back car control switches between those inputs, so if you have two video sources use that to switch.
I've used XBMC remote with an XBMC running on an Android TV stick and it allows me me to browse the library, see what's now playing, and play something from the library. It plays on the TV Stick.
Have you enabled HTTP remote control in XBMC system settings?
It could be done.
You would need a USB soundcard to get the audio in.
For simplicity a PiFace will give you two relays to switch your two devices.
You may get some good leads on software audio analysis here : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6570 ... rogramming
What we know so far is that this is still image capture to jpg up to 12 cameras. It has been pointed out more than once that multiple simultaneous cameras are not possible with a single Pi, and paddi2013 has not indicated that single camera at a time is a problem in this application. thank you for r...
i am looking to use around 6 to 12 cameras with the raspberry pi, do u guys know what is the best way to do it ? and also by minimizing the cost ? Please and thankyou Option 1: Model A + PiCam + WiFi dongle = N x (£20 + £16 + £10) WiFi router / AP = £25 12 cameras = £577 Option 2: Model B + N x USB...
You are using the composite video output? Sorry, I haven't done much with X on composite. I did adjust overscan in XBMC and got that fitted fullscreen, but that doesn;t help you. Other config options are listed here http://elinux.org/RPi_config.txt#Video_mode_options What type of TV is it? PAL, NTSC...
This project generating 100MHz FM PCM /PWM hardware might give you some clues for much lower frequency.
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Libre Office 4.0.3-2 armhf for wheezy-backports is on the website. Is the real question whether a download of a debian armhf.deb will run of a Pi running Raspbian?
Use one of many XBMC remote control apps, for all platforms. I use XBMC Remote
Use UPnP I use BubbleUPnP
XBMC can be configured to run a UPnP server, see system settings
You can enable HTTP remote control.
I always thougth that getchar() would remove the newline character and return only a signal char? I will look at throwing it away in the loop. the thing was the input was in a thread so my main program was only ever seeing the newline unless if it was lucky to read the input var between the first g...
If you had an analogue multiplex between the N camera's then this would be possible. On my desk I often hot plug the camera's for testing and just run raspivid. (I do not encourage this though, the CSI connector is not developed to work like this and if you had a discharge through the connector you...
I seriously doubt it could handle switching between multiplexed camera in any rational and useful way. Preview would be impossible at any sane fps for example. I was certainly not suggesting multiplexing a frame rate. I'm not that crazy! ;) I was only thinking that the init, acg, capture, shutdown ...
The underlying software/HW driving the camera would have a hissy fit, not knowing what on earth was going on. OK. Is there some key initialisation at boot? Presumably raspistill doesn't init the camera / IF from scratch, it assumes a known state that a mux would prevent. Is that it? Could a kernel ...
I don't think option B is actually possible. Quite possibly so, but could you give some clues as to why not? At the most basic, can't the entire interface be multiplexed with tri-state bus drivers to slow-switch from one camera to another? Allowing something like this: selectcamera 1 rapistill -o i...