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   Jan Panteltje to news@druck.org.uk   
   Re: New Pico2   
   23 Aug 24 06:19:06   
   
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   On a sunny day (Thu, 22 Aug 2024 22:08:03 +0100) it happened druck   
    wrote in :   
      
   >On 22/08/2024 07:37, Jan Panteltje wrote:   
   >> I decided to stop with newer Raspberry Pis after this 8 GB Pi4 I am using   
   to post this.   
   >>   
   >> A 35 dollar HD TV satellite box is a faster better media player,   
   >   
   >Try a media optimised OS such as Kodi, rather than a general purpose   
   >distro if you want to use a Pi as a media player.   
      
   Its ultra HD these days on satellite :-)   
   Just got a new Samsung TV...   
      
   In the old days I had to buy a decoder key from Raspberry to even look at mpeg!   
      
      
   >> Pis take ever more power..   
   >   
   >Don't confuse the availability of a larger power supply with the Pi 5   
   >taking more power - it's not much different to the Pi 4. However, as you   
   >*could* attach 4 USB devices and a PCIe device, the PSU is rated to cope   
   >with the maximum current all of those devices could use simultanously.   
   >If you won't be doing that, you can use the Pi 4 PSU.   
   >   
   >> Is not Pi5 a downgraded Pi4?   
   >   
   >No, it's a new SOC which is about 3x faster than a Pi 4, and can use   
   >NVME SSDs and other PCIe devices.   
      
   OK, thank you for thr info   
   I have 2 Pi4 now each with a sitecom USB hub and a 4 TB Toshiba harddisk   
   plus some cameras (infrared too) plus several RTL_SDR stick plus some audio   
   USB sticks etc..   
   all on 24/7 on a UPS...   
   Plus various older Pis ...   
      
   Time for a change ;-)   
      
   Best performance is from an older Pi4 4 GB in a metal housing with a build in   
   fan..   
   been extremly reliable so far, but no WiFi that way.   
   Records security cams 24/7, radiation. weather, air traffic, shipping traffic..   
   more stuff... plays audio too.   
      
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