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- | Some time ago, while browsing Youtube for videos on LCD monitor and television repair, I came across Dave Jones’ Electronics Engineering Video Blog (EEVBlog). At the time of this writing, Dave has put up close to 1000 electronics-related Youtube videos. Unlike a lot of videos that concentrate on today’s technology, Dave covers a wide range of electronics. Dave’s “Mailbag” and “Teardown Tuesday” are among his more popular videos. | + | **Some time ago, while browsing Youtube for videos on LCD monitor and television repair, I came across Dave Jones’ Electronics Engineering Video Blog (EEVBlog). At the time of this writing, Dave has put up close to 1000 electronics-related Youtube videos. Unlike a lot of videos that concentrate on today’s technology, Dave covers a wide range of electronics. Dave’s “Mailbag” and “Teardown Tuesday” are among his more popular videos. |
- | In stereotypical Aussie fashion, Dave wields a huge hunting knife to open packages in his Mailbag videos. He’s also quite colorful with his use of language and sometimes downright insulting, but he “calls things as he sees them.” When tearing apart a product that doesn’t live up to its claims, the word Bull**it often comes up. Despite his brash behaviour, there’s value in checking out Dave’s blogs, episodes like #75 Digital Multimeter Buying Guide for Beginners, and the more recent #943 How EEVBlog Does Video editing, are worth checking out. | + | In stereotypical Aussie fashion, Dave wields a huge hunting knife to open packages in his Mailbag videos. He’s also quite colorful with his use of language and sometimes downright insulting, but he “calls things as he sees them.” When tearing apart a product that doesn’t live up to its claims, the word Bull< |
- | EEVBlog can be found through the built-in KODI Youtube plugin, but there’s also a built-in EEVBlog Video add-on that’s a part of the normal KODI repository. If you’re interested in how electronic products are designed, this is a good channel to check out. Guest stars include Dave’s son, product engineers, and one of the oldest engineers in the world. | + | EEVBlog can be found through the built-in KODI Youtube plugin, but there’s also a built-in EEVBlog Video add-on that’s a part of the normal KODI repository. If you’re interested in how electronic products are designed, this is a good channel to check out. Guest stars include Dave’s son, product engineers, and one of the oldest engineers in the world.** |
- | Continuing the theme of brashness if you’re into music, and metal in particular, you’ll want to check out the MetalVideo addon. MetalVideo takes its content from metalvideo.com, but provides it in a more organized fashion. You can watch what’s being watched right now by others, the most recent video added, the top 50 ranked videos on the site, a random selection of videos, the video voted ‘video of the day’, or search for a particular video. I like addons like MetalVideo because they remind me of content I used to like but haven’t listened to in a while. Install the MetalVideo addon as you would other video addons by clicking: Videos > Addons > Get More, then scrolling down to the MetalVideo addon, clicking on it, and clicking Install. | + | Il y a quelque temps, alors que je naviguais dans YouTube à la recherche de vidéos sur la réparation des moniteurs et télévisions LCD, je suis tombé sur le blog Electronics Engineering Video Blog (EEVBlog) de Dave Jones. Au moment où j' |
- | Before you start searching MetalVideo, you might want to check out your remote control. Depending on your KODI setup, you might be able to do more with your remote. This tip isn’t universal for every remote, but for remotes with numeric keys that also have letters you can press the number several times to get the letter you want. For example: over the number 2 on our pictured remote, if you press 2 once you get 2, twice you get the letter a, three times you get the letter b, four times you get the letter c. Keep pressing for capital letters. This trick doesn’t work for remotes that don’t have numeric buttons, and sadly it didn’t work on the remote included with our Zoomtak T8H KODI box despite the fact that the remote has numeric keys and has letters labelled | + | Dans un style australien stéréotypé, Dave manie un énorme couteau de chasse pour ouvrir les paquets dans ses vidéos Mailbag. Il utilise un langage très coloré et parfois carrément insultant, mais il « nomme les choses comme il les voit.» Quand il détruit un produit qui ne correspond pas à ses attentes, le mot Bull< |
- | Lastly, if you’re looking for a simple way to get a “Windows remote” working with KODI on Ubuntu Linux, just install the lirc package: | + | EEVBlog peut être trouvé dans les modules YouTube intégrés à KODI, mais il y a aussi une extension vidéo EEVBlog intégrée qui fait partie du dépôt normal de KODI. Si la conception des produits électroniques vous intéresse, c'est un bon canal à passer en revue. Parmi les invités surprise, |
+ | **Continuing the theme of brashness if you’re into music, and metal in particular, you’ll want to check out the MetalVideo addon. MetalVideo takes its content from metalvideo.com, | ||
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+ | Before you start searching MetalVideo, you might want to check out your remote control. Depending on your KODI setup, you might be able to do more with your remote. This tip isn’t universal for every remote, but for remotes with numeric keys that also have letters you can press the number several times to get the letter you want. For example: over the number 2 on our pictured remote, if you press 2 once you get 2, twice you get the letter a, three times you get the letter b, four times you get the letter c. Keep pressing for capital letters. This trick doesn’t work for remotes that don’t have numeric buttons, and sadly it didn’t work on the remote included with our Zoomtak T8H KODI box despite the fact that the remote has numeric keys and has letters labelled for each numeric key.** | ||
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+ | Pour continuer sur le thème de la rudesse, si vous êtes passionné de musique, et du métal en particulier, | ||
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+ | Avant de commencer à chercher MetalVideo, vous pourriez vouloir vérifier votre télécommande. Selon votre paramétrage de KODI, vous pourrez éventuellement faire plus de choses avec cette télécommande. Ce conseil n'est pas universel pour chaque télécommande, | ||
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+ | **Lastly, if you’re looking for a simple way to get a “Windows remote” working with KODI on Ubuntu Linux, just install the lirc package: | ||
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+ | sudo apt install lirc | ||
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+ | When prompted to choose a remote, scroll down and select Windows Media Center Transceivers/ | ||
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+ | Enfin, si vous cherchez une façon facile d' | ||
sudo apt install lirc | sudo apt install lirc | ||
- | When prompted to choose a remote, scroll down and select | + | Quand il vous est demandé de choisir une télécommande, parcourez la liste et sélectionnez « Windows Media Center Transceivers/ |
issue115/le_coin_kodi.1480407661.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2016/11/29 09:21 de d52fr