I do stuff… Then post it here…
GitHub I have committed a small update to Plex Movie Poster Display to Github. Changes: Clean up cache directory. Remove images more than 24 hours old. This should help keep the directory size down. Sorry it took so long to add this. Started to add Time Played And Time Left (Contributed by Alexander Feyaerts). Note: PHP7 compatibility – This script will work with PHP7 if you have the SimpleXML php […]
UPDATE 11/27/2017 – Plex version 1.10.0.4516 (Plex Pass required) has been released and it includes the ability to remove commercials without using these scripts. ( Settings > server > live tv & dvr > dvr settings > remove commercials ). I have not tested it, however you might give it try before following these steps. Note: This is a working progress. I wrote it very fast so I would not forget […]
I don’t think most people visiting this site want to see what I am up to in my personal life, but I thought I would make a quick post (with a few images) for those who wanted to know why I have not posted any updates recently. I promise, famous last words for a blog, there are more posts coming. Some of them will be on new projects but I […]
I few years ago, I bought a Star Wars E-11 Blaster kit, assembled it, modified a few parts, and spent hours painting it with great detail for a final look as close to the original as possible. Since then, it has been mostly displayed by laying it on top of tables and shelves around my house. I thought it would be nice to build a stand to display it properly. […]
I always thought it would be cool to have a display outside my media room that would show the poster of the movie or TV show that is currently playing. I searched the internet and found similar projects, which were all windows programs. There was just one problem… I wanted to run this project on a Raspberry Pi 3 running Linux. So, unsatisfied with the solutions I found online, I decided to build my own. […]
UPDATED 11/24/2016 – There have been some questions about how the touch sensor was wired to the encoder. Unfortunately I did not have the connections documented, so I had to take apart the control panel to check it. I have included the touch sensor wiring below in the How To section below. A few years ago, my Dad gave me an iCade for Christmas. It was fun for a short […]
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