Pi owners could have a TT session and build one together?

Yup, It's call Parallel processing.
http://www.southampton.ac.uk/~sjc/raspberr...hampton_web.pdf

http://westcoastlabs.blogspot.com/2012/06/...671290805786303

Cool! Btw,have to go somewhere like mcd where u have big tables and wall plugs

Hi, anybody try using raspberry pi to watch tvb drama, rmvb player and using thunder xunlei to download the file? And also how is the midori browser compared to firefox?

Tx

As long u download it down and watch it,as raspbian doesnt support flash natively..google around about rmvb player and download manager for Linux,u will find plenty

Seems the latest batch sold by element14 are made in China .. the three units just arrived today are all made in China and not UK as of the previous batches.

yup, can confirm same here


i can never understand why tvb and korean dramas are all converted to rmvb instead of avi or mkv

This post has been edited by C-Fu: Dec 5 2012, 02:17 PM

Count me in, haha!

But how do we output our video? Need to bring display to Starbucks during TT, haha!

U just run in headless mode,since supercomputer,there is one master and the another are the slaves,or the right term is nodes,so I think only need one screen

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Added on December 5, 2012, 5:04 pmSame here china..but luckily it's a samsung made ram,heard its good for over clocking

This post has been edited by quadcube: Dec 5 2012, 05:04 PM

[quote=quadcube,Dec 4 2012, 05:49 PM]
Go my.element14.com and search for raspberry pi,when it comes to a page asking personal or business,click business..then just order,check out..pay

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Added on December 4, 2012, 5:54 pm

My order just got cancelled by element14. I was informed that they only deal with business customer now. Their sales recommend me to buy from their approved resellers i.e ThunderMatch and Fintex. Call

Anyone with similar experience?

i just place my order and i do have a legit business registration with SSM.
hopefully can get it soon

[quote=kenneth123,Dec 5 2012, 05:30 PM]
[quote=quadcube,Dec 4 2012, 05:49 PM]
Go my.element14.com and search for raspberry pi,when it comes to a page asking personal or business,click business..then just order,check out..pay

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Added on December 4, 2012, 5:54 pm

My order just got cancelled by element14. I was informed that they only deal with business customer now. Their sales recommend me to buy from their approved resellers i.e ThunderMatch and Fintex. Call

Anyone with similar experience?

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Hmm,mine seems to go thru smoothly..I bought a Pi,couple of resistors,capacitors and 7805 voltage regulator that time.

Scroll thru this topic,got ppl experienced the same situation as u lately

For non-DXVA compliance media file like 720P rmvb , is Pi powerful enough to playback those files ?

Hey guys, any of ya'll successfully running a USB WiFi adapter with your RPi? Lemme know the model please and whether it's powered via built-in USB ports on RPi or external power adapter via USB hub, thanks!

I've got a spare TP-Link WL-TN821N (Version 3) but it requires to be hubbed with an external power adapter. This is because the RPi's 2X USB port can't provide sufficient juice to power the adapter up.

Planning to purchase the ASUS USB-N10 so that I can run it without requiring a powered USB hub at runs off the built-in USB ports on the RPi itself. However, it only runs @ 150Mbps...

Lastly, there's the Belkin Wireless-N 300Mbps Micro USB Adapter that is the same as the ASUS USB-N10 but operates @ 300Mbps instead of 150Mbps. However, I can't find it in MY! I checked LYN/LYP/PJ's Digital Mall all to no avail.

Also, the reason I want a WiFi adapter that can run off the RPi's built in USB ports is because my RPi is completely wireless and hidden at the back of my TV.

Checked: RPi powered by USB cable from TV's USB port (so no messy power cable).
Checked: RPi outputs video/audio via short enough HDMI cable (so it's hidden).
Checked: RPi input wirelessly via Logitech K400 (mini Unifying receiver).
Unchecked: RPi streams media wirelessly from my router connected to a USB HDD or NAS (in the future), requiring WiFi adapter.

Thanks and help please!

If you could link me to the file, I'll download the media (720p RMVB) and try to play it for ya and let ya know.
I've got no idea where to download RMVBs from (plus the quality is ). I prefer MKVs (720p/1080p) and then AVIs (480p/SD).

I wondered too.

Big question is what to run on the parallel supercomputer after you hook it up?

Hahaha! that's the big question,and no one knows....build for photo taking and siok sendiri

what else, run pi calculations la!

any idea where can i find cheap powered usb hubs?
those china powered usb hubs doesnt come with adapter

I've setup RPi with OpenRemote, a home automation solution with free mobile apps for iOS / Android with online designer...

http://www.openremote.org/display/docs/Ope...on+Raspberry+Pi

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Added on December 6, 2012, 10:06 amI think they cannot handle the number of consumer transactions/requests/support calls ordering the RPi and disrupt their normal operations that usually handle biz users or few electronic hobbyists..



This post has been edited by stan001: Dec 6 2012, 10:06 AM