I wonder if it might be easier to download the talking version, and then
upgrade to Jesse.
Glenn
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From: "Paul Lemm (Redacted sender "paul.lemm" for DMARC)"
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Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 5:25 PM
Subject: [raspberry-vi] Re: my first raspberry and Kodi
Hi Darrel ,
Thanks for the reply, I'll check out jessie in which case before I put on
raspbian , I'll also take a look on the forum and see if I can find the
topic about issues with kodi and the raspberry pi 3
Thanks again for the help
Paul
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[mailto:raspberry-vi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Darrel
Sent: 12 July 2016 22:38
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] Re: my first raspberry and Kodi
You are correct. You might want to install Jessie though. I think it is
newer.
You might also find the Image will not boot on the new model3. There is
instructions in this forum to resolve this but you will need to SSH into the
PI. Of course, it might boot right up. It is kind of a hit and miss kind of
thing.
Tks,
Darrel
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Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 4:08 PM
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] my first raspberry and Kodi
Hi Everyone,
So completely new to both the list and raspberry PI, so please excuse any
completely newbe questions, but here goes, firstly I see on the raspberry VI
site there is a download for raspbian wheezy with console speech, so if I
load this to an SD card on my PC when I first start up the raspberry pi with
that SD card will I have speech straight away so I don't need any sighted
assistance to set up? Also I'm assuming I can just plug my earphones into
the 3.5 jak for the sound and don't need to have it wired to a tv or add a
sound card or anything for the sound?
I am thinking about putting kodi (an open source home theatre software) on
the raspberry, has anyone else tried this? I know there is a Kodi screen
reader does this work on the raspberry PI?
Well hopefully those questions weren't to newbee like, but any help with the
above would be much appreciated
Paul Lemm
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