Shot in the dark, will this work on Raspberry Pi?
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Download the D link driver from their site, you will need a USB Port. Check the other requirements, you may need an auxiliary power cable.
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Long story short for future answer-seekers of this question. This controller is a simple HID device. This means it will work on ANY OS to date with USB support. Raspberry Pi is a linux-device and so is Android as it uses the Linux Kernel (although the two differ so much I hate to even call Android Linux.) It'll work in OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Windows 98 and above, etc.
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This is what I got. Just check the website for more information. http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-noobs/
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Yes, worked for me very well, and more than that - i developed custom application that will detect spectrum changes (new transmissions). But decoding complex signals probably will have problems, Raspberry CPU power is limited.
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i would think it would find it right away. i have a raspberry pi b+ and it was successful there( just tested 1/11/2015 ). so i don't see any reason it would not work. :-)
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I had it working on Rasbian with RetroPie installed. The device stopped working all together on any machine after 3 days though.
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I can say 100% now (hopefully) this helps you. IT DOES work with the pi ... I do give credit for one thing to another reviewer of this cable .. FOR THE PI ... you have to hook up the yellow and plugs backwards (red on cable goes to yellow on component (say the TV) ... and the Yellow cable goes to the red connector on the tv) ... IF YOU hook everything up as normal (yellow to yellow and red to red ... noting that the white DOES goes to white in either case) ... you will not get a signal and not be sure (cable?... is the pi getting enough power?...etc) what is wrong... just do this switch and the picture is fine (though on my tv the text is way too small .. .but thats a setting in Raspiben I need to adjust)
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Just plug in the USB dongle and make sure it has batteries, and it will work.
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I have run this on a Raspberry Pi B+ running Raspbmc. The video works pretty good, but I have not done any work with the touchscreen drivers to get the touchscreen to work yet.
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You should be able to. I'm sure there is a writeup online for it. It works really well with an Arduino.
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I tried it with Ubuntu (v12.01) OS, but it didn't work with the plug and play drivers built into the OS. The driver needed is called display link, so if you're able to successfully install this driver on linux or raspberry pi OS then it will work fine. The following links might help you out...goo.gl/DcRvaggoo.gl/HACF7mgood luck Steve
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I use it with HomeSeer PI software, goes on sale around Christmas time. Works great so far.
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not sure if this helps but here is a good place to look: http://www.raspberrypi.org/starting-a-business-with-a-raspberry-pi/ hope it helps!
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It should work if your laptop's port support S/PDIF. That is emitting a red light besides carrying the regular electric signal. Some of them do it when properly configured. You have to check its specs.
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I have not tried this with Raspberry Pi, but I think it would be dependent on Linux. Since Raspberry Pi can recognize a standard USB mouse or keyboard, I would assume it should based on a quick search of Rasberry Pi and Azio BTD-V201. You can always return it if it doesn't. What do ya have to lose.
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No, Raven. It will not work since Raspberry Pi uses Linux. It is only compatible with Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 or 8.
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Excuse me i dont use NETDUINO, but i can tell you: run wonderful with ARDUINO and Raspberry-Pi