ePhotoPlayer is a simple app designed for older people to enjoy their photos on a TV or any HDMI device. This project runs on Raspberry Pi.
- This is made for my grandma.
- Automatically plays photos from the
photos/folder (supported formats: jpeg, jpg, png). - Plays music from the
music/folder (supported format: mp3). - Easy to use with a plug-and-play USB device.
- Software will auto start with Raspberry Pi boot.
- If software crashes, it will automatically re-open.
MV_01.mp4
- Connect the Raspberry Pi to your HDMI device.
- Plug a USB device into the Raspberry Pi. The USB device must contain the following folders:
photos/music/
- Enjoy! ePhotoPlayer will automatically play photos and music from the respective folders.
- Raspberry Pi (example used: Raspberry Pi 3B)
- OS (example used: MacOS)
- docker
$ make build-image-raspberry$ make build-raspberry(Example used: RASPBERRY PI OS 32-bit)
- Enable SSH and allow account/password login.
- Remember your
username.
(Note: Replace nimo with your actual username. In this case, nimo is an example.)
$ scp -vvv ./fyne-cross/bin/linux-arm/ePhotoPlayer ./autoplay/* [email protected]:/home/nimo
$ ssh [email protected]
$ chmod +x setup_auto_restart.sh # On the Raspberry Pi
$ sudo ./setup_auto_restart.sh # On the Raspberry PiOnce the setup is complete, sit back and enjoy your photos and music on your HDMI device.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.