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:*'''[[Falcon Player on beaglebone]]''' Setting up Falcon on a BeagleBone | :*'''[[Falcon Player on beaglebone]]''' Setting up Falcon on a BeagleBone | ||
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| + | :*'''[[Controlling FPP from xlights]]''' | ||
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| + | :*'''[[Controlling FPP from Vixen3]]''' by mwestling | ||
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| + | :*'''[[Building an Octoscroller Matrix Display]]''' Octoscroller and BeagleBone make a great display! | ||
Latest revision as of 13:56, 10 December 2016
These two inexpensive computer platforms offer incredible performance for pennies.
Falcon Player
A lot of people are using the Falcon Player for running their shows. Here's setup information for both the beaglebone and raspberry pi
- Falcon Player on pi Setting up Falcon on a Raspberry Pi
- Falcon Player on beaglebone Setting up Falcon on a BeagleBone
- Controlling FPP from Vixen3 by mwestling
More
- Building an Octoscroller Matrix Display Octoscroller and BeagleBone make a great display!