Raspberry Pi 4 The Absolute Beginner!
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0:00 Intro
1:12 Older Models
4:02 Raspberry Pi 4 Unboxing, Overview, & Assembly
10:55 Setting up Raspberry Pi Desktop OS
14:21 Touring the Desktop OS
18:58 Linux Terminal
20:05 Raspi-Config
21:12 Closing Thoughts - Věda a technologie
I love no nonsense straight to the point videos like this. No corny jokes, all solid, helpful information. Thank you sir.
I love my Pi 4 for retro gaming. Batocera is my preferred installation, especially for SNES and Genesis/MegaDrive emulation.
I recently bought my first Pi4 8GB model from Amazon(just over a month ago) and I am loving it! Had a few mishaps along the way. But I am having a whole lot of fun. I am daily driving it and find it is easy and intuitive to use.
great video tutorial for setting up the device for beginners! thanks-a-billion. so easy to follow and the production quality is mostly great. well done and keep em coming 🙂
Thank you for your video, it gave me the motivation to buy my first raspberry pi and start my first project.
Thank you for making this video very informative for a very much newbie
well thank you. every other video iv seen trying to explain how to get started has confused the hell out of me enough to not buy one. iv just paid for one on ebay. this video is so easily understood and i cant wait to get started. thanks again!!
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
THANKS! Your video was perfect timing for me.
I got a Pi 4 for Christmas, but have barely used it, so this is useful for me!
Maybe some of the stuff I'm going to do in the next few weeks will give you some ideas. :)
I know this video is a bit old but I have heard about pi due to being in amateur radio so I fired I’d jump. I’m waiting for the raspberry pi 4 series B with 8gb. Glad I found your video. I’m not very technical at all but I feel comfortable with the information here. Thanks!
Thanks for this 🎉just getting started on this, don't even have one yet. Thx
Great video! I've always wanted to get involved with raspberry but never took the leap. Thanks for posting this you've given me the inspiration to do so soon!
Glad to hear it! There's so much you can do with a Raspberry Pi!
🥳Just received my Ras. Pi4 today!
I opted for the 8GB RAM, 128GB Memory Version.
Absolutely Thrilled!
I have been reading and reviewing this for a few months.
Finally have one!
I watched the video first, now my next move is to get an ESD Setup for Installation.
Some that are familiar may think it is obvious, but NOOBS (newbs) may think it is okay to handle/install the PCB without ESD precautions.
What do you think?
And Thanks for the Review @LowDoughTech
Great Content, Helpful Thankyou 🤩
Very nice, will be happy to receive projects
Perfect video. for the newb that I am. Many thanks
I soooo love programming the crap out of my Rasp Pi 4. Python is what I use.
Great video.
Awesome dude. Liked, subscribed.
The Raspberry Pi 8 and my opinion after 3 weeks working with it and crashing it so many time I have lost count. Why because there are so many opinions out there I wanted to use it full time first to see if it can indeed be used on a daily bases and second which distro really is best for stability, over heating, and finally over clocking. Storage Samsung T5 125g, quality on the Pi is important.
(1) The Pi can certainly be used as a daily driver of course without gaming included. My big test was I watch T,V, on my mini computer that I built so can you watch movies and television on this yes a little slow on booting the program in some cases but once up and running no problems.
(2) Over heating will occur if you are not using at least heat sinks in my case I opted for a cooler which works great. Bare bones heating hit as high as 70-80 Degrees way to high, Heat sinks much better 60-70 degrees, and a cooler 40-50 degrees all under stress.
(3) Distros I have tried them all the 2 best are Twister and Raspian both very stable and quick.
(4) Finally over clocking. My opinion do not over clock if you are not using a cooler, the heat and stress on the CPU is just not worth it because it will cause throttling, and you will get video tearing. I have tried all levels of over clocking and in my case from the max of Over_voltage=8, Arm_freq=2140, GPU-freq=700, I find the best setup is really gpu_mem=512, gpu_freq=600 and over_voltage=6, very stable, heat and tearing controlled.
Take my opinion for what it’s worth have fun with the Pi it’s great to work with.
Is the OS installation in this version easier? I'd seen other installations that look more complicated. Complete rookie here. Thanks for your guidance.
Thank you so much for covering these for luddites like me who trades are replaced.😂
So, I'm very new to this whole Raspberry Pi & RetroPie thing. I am not very knowledgeable about it at all. Recently, I purchased the LABISTS Raspberry Pi 4 4GB Complete Starter PRO Kit with 32GB Micro SD Card (4GB RAM). I was finally able to get it set up and I was able to play a few games on it last night (5/26/21). The main reason why I decided to go with a Raspberry Pi was because I'm a child of the 80s and 90s. I wanted to have a system that let me play retro video games such as arcade games and console games (Genesis & SNES) from that time period. The problem I've run into now is that some of the roms work fine and others don't. I can't figure out why this is happening. I have heard that arcade roms use MAME, etc . . . Some of the arcade and 16-bit console roms are working, but other ones are not. Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix this latest issue that I'm facing? Thanks.
Just bought a Raspberry Pi 4. Sure glad the HDMI ports are labeled, as I couldn't tell from your bouncing fingers which was 0 and which was 1! Great video, though!
big help dude
this will not operate without an external graphic source? or it will but you cant see it? I know it makes little sense to ask when in front of the WWW but its a bit of chat I guess. Spose i wondered what this capture card was you refer. Now I looked it up. Came here after seeing one of these were on sale for 49.5 and was sold out!
Very nice presentation. Can you use arduino on this platform?
I always call it sudo as in Judo ... but I suppose you could argue pseudo for being 'like' a super user. That was good fun :-)
I always pronounce it as rhyming with "Judo", too. It's short for "Super user do", so I think it's technically "soo-doo". Linux weirdos go crazy on things like pronunciation. haha
I started it up and my refresh rate is really low. Do u know how to increase it to 60FPS?
Would be good if you had a video to test via vlc player. Haven't seen a CZcams video testing vlc player on pi
I'll try to upload a recording of that test this weekend.
I removed some non-working roms from my flash drive, but those same roms remain in my Raspberry Pi 4 device. They're still there even after I restart Emulation Station. Why is this? How can I remedy this?
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9:22 you said it! Subbed.
fair play mate you're producing some good useful shit recently! 👍🏻 keep it up
Is operating system already installed in micro SD card?
Do the heatsinks come with some sort of adhesive? Tape, or thermal paste?
The heatsinks have a pre-applied adhesive. You just peel off the protective paper, and it's ready to stick on to the Pi.
What's the best way to turn off the Raspberry Pi 4 after you're done playing it? Should I shut it down through the emulator/RetroPie internally or just flip the power switch on the power cord adapter manually?
If available, I generally try to turn the pi off through the OS interface (It's a habit I try to stay in with all computer devices). However, I have shut off plenty of Rpis off with the click switch and never had any problems.
@@LowDoughTech OK. Should I 'quit emulator station' or 'shut down the system' when done playing?
I very seldom play video games so, this is just a guess; but I would go with "Shut down the system".
How did you get Minecraft!! I don’t have that on mine
21:10 It's turning into a fully fleshed out computer!
My fan isn't working and i put it in axactley how you did. Am i missing something?
hello Sir, I saw the kit. I did not see the receiver included. could you give the link to the receiver 10:43
Oh, that doesn't come with the kit, that's just a wireless USB receiver for a keyboard and mouse. Any usb keyboard and mouse should work.
Are there any differences between the 2gb and the 8gb if i use it as a router?
If you're using a Raspberry Pi exclusively as a router, I doubt there would be any need to exceed 2gb of ram.
Thank you, great guide!
1. What's the screen resolution as displayed here?
2. And are there other resolutions available depending on your monitor?
All of my screen captures are 1080/30, it's a limitation of my capture card. I think the Raspberry Pi is capable of resolutions up to 4k.
@@LowDoughTech Thank you for your reply.
My monitors are 1280x1024 so I was wondering if it supports those.
Do they have HDMI inputs?
@@JNCHRH Check out this page, under DMT Modes pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-screen-resolution/
@@LowDoughTech No, they are VGA, so I can use an adapter then?
The part I'm struggling with is the part you skipped over 😂
Can you show how you connected the pi to your kaptop, step by step? My pi 4 wifi doesn't show up as an option so i have to manually connect it to my laptop. Thank you in advance!
Again and again for many years I tried and tried to use Linux as my primary Desktop but I always find myself troubleshooting a lot of stuff than do actual work. I spend my time trying to make it work but it fails me miserably. I bought an rPi 4 4GB to gave Linux another chance but I get the same disappointment feeling. Linux as desktop cannot just keep up with most of users needs. I have almost 20 years as Linux Server Admin experience and I get frustrated every time I switch to Linux as my Desktop.
Yeah, I use Linux for my backend server, but I completely understand. I use Windows for my daily driver.
Hmm, looks like it's more powerful than Switch LOL, and cheaper too!
which app do you use to record the screen on the laptop?
I use OBS Studio + Capture cards to do almost all of my recordings.
@@LowDoughTech oh oke thanks for the reply!
I did everything here with the same kit you have. All I get is a red blinking light on the power switch and nothing is displayed on my monitor. Any ideas??
Red blinking light indicates a faulty power supply. If you just bought it, I would contact whoever you purchased it through, and see if you can get a replacement. Did you buy it as an all-in-one kit, or piece it together?
A kit should include the proper power supply, if it's not a kit, ensure that you have the right power supply for the PI.
www.pcguide.com/raspberry-pi/guide/best-4-power-supply/
@@LowDoughTech Hey thank you for the quick reply! I purchased the Kana Kit like you have basically. You were exactly correct. After much testing...I posted this. Got your reply and asked my brother if I could use the power supply on his. Everything worked! I contacted support, who btw were extremely helpful, spoke with Mike and he is expediting one out to me. Awesome! Very excited to start messing round on this thing. Thanks! Subbed.
The instructions say do not connect with a computer?
Just heard of it on another video. Still dont know what it is. Edit just started this video
Welcome to raspberry doesn’t show for me, it goes straight to Home Screen
In what ways can I use raspberry pi for (white hat) hacking? It is a hobby of mine and was wondering if the raspberry has anything that could help in that nature. Thank you in advance.
I'm not much of a hacker myself, beyond just fiddling around with Kali Linux a few years back for educational purposes. So in the realm of Raspberry pi, I don't know...it's an interesting topic, though, deserving of research, so if I come across anything interesting, I will definitely make a video about that.
Not to be that guy but if you knew hacking then you would know that the raspberry pi is a jewel when it comes to ethical it can be used for so many things especially it being portable is a must have do your research
4:23 Pi 4 unboxing
WOW. pi4 for beginner!! Not for this beginner. You don't say anything about what is is or for just features. 😞
What does "over-clocking" Raspberry Pi 4 mean? 🤔
You can go into the config.txt file of the pi's boot partition and change the settings to make the CPU run faster. The trade off is that it will also run hotter, and you'll likely need some sort of extra cooling for the pi. It's something that if you plan on doing it, study up on it a lot and make sure you know exactly what you're doing.
Did you actually compute 83 percent?😐😯
15:31 -
But... Is all this Private?
I understand Windows has infiltrated it.
Oh my days, 2x speed and still too slow
OVERCLOCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But for absolutely beginners, it's too advanced. And I am not an absolute beginner.
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