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Sorry for the late response… greatly appreciate the step by step instructions. Will definitely go this route.

I hadn’t thought of that. How is that setup?

I just moved into a densely populated residential area and don't want to attract too much attention and anger my neighbors. No "Tune To" sign, just outdoor speaker (which is another reason I don't want to play my show too often). With that said, the week leading up to Christmas and the week...

I have a soundblaster connected to my raspberry Pi. When running my sequences, there is no audio. I get the following message: Abnormal Conditions - May Cause Poor Performance Could not open audio device - ALSA: Cannot open audio device. No space left on device. Can someone direct me how to...

You solved the problem for me. Thank you so much!!!

That's exactly what I want to do, with the exception being just one 25 min show and then a simple 30 sec basic sequence repeating until next show time. I am not familiar with setting FPP to master though; I just have it as a player (I think). In looking at your setup, is it the sequence order...

I have a 25 min. show that I want to run every hr. on the hr. When the show is finished, I want to have a static sequence displayed for the remainder of time to when the show starts up again. How is that set up? As a background sequence? Sorry if this is elementary.... this is my first...

That fixed it! For some reason, I had the NTP server pointing elsewhere (probably because I was watching a video saying "insert your time zone here" and I inputted THEIR time zone!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

3. Yes 2. Yes 1. Battery?? Wasn't aware that was something it needs. Can you direct me to type of battery needed and where to insert?

New to raspberry pi / FPP. Watched a few videos and was able to setup FPP on raspberry Pi; however, I cannot get the date / time to be correct. My setup is wired with controllers and raspberry pi connected via Netgear switch. The IP address for the Pi is static. I am in the FPP Settings /...

Thank you, Skymaster!

Thank you for the link. So much to learn...so little time....

Thank you so much the quick and detailed response. Fortunately, I do have an extra power supply on hand so I will add that to the controller, splitting the outputs evenly across the two. Also, I think I can get away with 20% brightness.