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README.md

Raspberry pi video player

How to install

  1. Install Raspberry Pi Imager on your local computer from https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/

    Install Raspberry Pi Imager

  2. Select Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) in Pi Imager

    Select Pi Os

  3. Configure Wifi details and pi user credentials using the settings in the imager.

    Imager Settings

  4. Flash the SD card

  5. Insert it into the Pi and boot it up.

  6. Run the following command on the Pi either via ssh or in the terminal from the desktop

    curl https://git.bpfilip.dk/fbp/video-player/raw/branch/main/install.sh | bash

  7. Access the web interface by typing the ip address of the pi in a web browser followed by the port :8080. Fx:

    http://192.168.25.219:8080