Raspberry Pi carpc [MAKER'S REPORT]

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One day, during a long road trip without any music, I decided I had enough of silent driving. Then, I embarked in a quest to put music in my car. A quest, that was quickly sidetracked by a flurry of ideas... Meet my new carpc!
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DEMO SONG: Kevin MacLeod - Hep Cats - freemusicarchive.org
MUSIC: Jahzzar - Take Me Higher - freemusicarchive.org
Rolemusic - The Pirate And The Dancer - freemusicarchive.org
David Hilowitz - Daylight Savings - freemusicarchive.org
A. A. Aalto - Balloons Rising - freemusicarchive.org
Kevin MacLeod - Carefree - freemusicarchive.org
Rolemusic - The White Kitty - freemusicarchive.org
Dee Yan-Key - Vernal Flowers (Plan B) - freemusicarchive.org
Split Phase - The Walk - freemusicarchive.org
Lobo Loco - Elevator to Freedom (ID 452) - freemusicarchive.org
OUTRO MUSIC: F**k sidechain compression on Gameboy - RoccoW
LINKS
RASPBERRY PI: www.raspberrypi.org/
TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY: www.raspberrypi.org/products/...
I2S AUDIO DAC: iqaudio.co.uk/hats/8-pi-dac-07...
FM TRANSMITTER:www.adafruit.com/product/1958
GPS MODULE: www.adafruit.com/product/746
GPS ANTENNA: www.adafruit.com/product/960
CAR SWITCH: mausberry-circuits.myshopify....
LIGHT SENSORS: www.adafruit.com/product/439
PRO TRINKET: www.adafruit.com/product/2000 -
NAVIT: www.navit-project.org/
OPENSTREETMAP: www.openstreetmap.org/
KODI: kodi.tv/
SHAPEWAYS: www.shapeways.com/
SKETCHUP: www.sketchup.com/
KODI SKIN: github.com/idorel77/skin.CarP...

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@dasausyman5954 6 лет назад

Outstanding homebuild. You take tinkering to a polished new level. Cheers!

@ECAConcepts 6 лет назад

This was seriously one of the best how-to's I've ever watched. I've seen this idea before, but never have I seen such an in-depth tutorial on how to do so and what to buy. Thank you for your hard work; Subscribed!

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

Thanks for subscribing! Much appreciated!

@APerformace 6 лет назад

you are the king. I've been looking for a video like this for years. I hope you put more details with thanks!

@asrivastav1gmailcom 2 года назад

Wow!!! Amazing work... Love the professional touch you added to the whole thing. Others would have just tried to fix it in a plastic box, but yours really looks good.

4 года назад

Next step: hook into car's CAN BUS and grab all the info. And if you have factory steering wheel buttons, you can just use them instead of the custom made keyboard.

@Thanks-Again 5 лет назад

Dude this is so thorough and well done, thanks!

@jeanpeeters3053 5 лет назад

This is really cool, awesome build man.

@red2503 4 года назад

You can also tap the illuminate signal from your car radio wires to adjust the screen brightness. It's a signal which becomes high when your headlights are on and low when your headlights are off.

@juri14111996 6 месяцев назад

not recomendet. keep the light on even during day. its even required in some places by law.

@davebirch2543 5 лет назад

Every day I see an amazing new idea involving a raspberry pi. Thank you.

@JackLe1127 5 лет назад

“Where’s the fun in that?” is the motivation for most of my projects.

@BossGarage 4 года назад

same!

@vampirequeen017 4 года назад

Okay but same 😂

@willemkossen 2 года назад

What a great fun project! I immediately have so many more ideas, like rear view camera, wireless internet and car wifi hotspot, weather forecast, etc...

@airfiero4772 5 лет назад

Wow, very impressive. Great job, it gave me a lot of ideas for my own projects.

@zek62482 6 лет назад

This is fantastic! Love this video.

@thinkintime1 4 года назад

Wow, thank you for sharing this impressive project step by step

@bitwaltz 6 лет назад

Impressive... creating the housing was the cherry on the cream. Very well done.

@BenTvHowman 5 лет назад

I was just today wondering if raspberry pi can do this and then I stumbled across this vid proving it can be done and so much more. If I ever do this for my car I might see if a reversing camera and dash cam can be added. Keep up the great work you are far more knowledgeable than I am. Shout out from Melbourne Australia

@ronnymatalalampi9770 5 лет назад

If you talked about it near a microphone connected to a google account, they probably took that information to get you on this video.

@Flixflix11 4 года назад

Very nice project. I will try to do this too. I also have a Laguna 3, but with a standard navigation system. I will install this screen in the ashtray and the Rasperry at the top of the dashboard. Thanks for the inspiration.

@KarlOsuchowski 5 лет назад

Awesome video, thank you!! Also, please mix your backing music down an additional 20% from your default, the volume ratios of voice track to music effects is making listening difficult. Thanks again for the insightful vid!!

@killmechanizm2424 4 года назад

I remember the old days of Carputers and it is crazy how the Raspberry Pi miniaturizes the physical size requirements to computing power. To note, the ash tray lighter could provide the 12 volt and there would be an "ignition on" in the factory radio to splice into. A slick paint job to match the silver of the center console would really give a great final touch, maybe a two tone with the face plate being silver and the remaining pieces of the case a mat-black finish. All and all nice job. Something to potentially integrate is a backup camera and one of the hand knobs in your cup holder like seen in a BMW.

@btw111 6 лет назад

This is absolutely amazing! It is by far the best RPI car pc I have ever seen! My only question is: Will you be making a tutorial (or multiple) for this project, and/or are you willing to share your refined code? I would love to attempt parts or all of this project!

@paulrisk606 3 года назад

Friend, this is an awesome project and a great presentation! Thank you very much for sharing.

@terryclair2914 6 лет назад

Excellent work!

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@muthna3adel1988 6 лет назад

Video is more than wonderful I had the same idea but I do not have time and pieces that I need Thank you very much for this video

@danieljuno810 10 месяцев назад

Great work!

@brpctips 6 лет назад

Thank you so much,....great video!!!

@LordShockwave9 3 года назад

"This is what happens when I am left unsupervised." Yup, I feel you man. I feel that so much.

@user-ei9sz3dw8y 5 лет назад

nice job a perfomance project! thank you!

@jotaferi 5 лет назад

Awesome. Its incredible job. Very nice.

@christianvalente5754 6 лет назад

Congratulations, it's a very nice project 👏👏👏

@stoweby 3 года назад

I have a 1993 Cherolet G20 Conversion van that I want to do a custom tech rebuild on. This sort of content is perfect for the inspiration that I need to make it happen.

@TheAbdulsamad90 5 лет назад

That was amazing!

@elnurabdullayev6195 5 лет назад

That is a very good innovation for cars

@xcruell 6 лет назад

Really cool project! But please.. turn the music down a bit, sometimes its hard to understand you

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll tone down the music in future videos.

@IncredibleSolv 5 лет назад

and please rather find some reiki music because the 8bit muzak is confusing

@olivierpalliere1767 5 лет назад

KappaKappaKappaKappa exactly. Loved the music but sometimes didn’t know if it was coming from the background or from the pi :)!

@mshuman 5 лет назад

don't you just hate it when people have the weird intros zooming in on the channel name and blasting music to make you deaf?

@abdraoufx 4 года назад

Outright remove it

@grif5332 6 лет назад

That was awesome!

@illsmackudown 5 лет назад

Incredible!

@Armmani2000 5 лет назад

Pretty good stuff.. well done!

@hypnoticatrance 4 года назад

Videos watching while drive? ..... you are a hero :(

@jouls3 4 года назад

Amazing project

@raulrrojas 5 лет назад

amazing project!.

@AkuireeD 5 лет назад

You are the man!!! Thanks for sharing.

@sokero85 4 года назад

Awesome!

@brassj67 5 лет назад

Well done. It must have been very satisfying

@8marcr 5 лет назад

Amazing!

@golvellius6855 3 года назад

Awesome video

@fabriziochavarria9793 4 года назад

Congrats it looks great

@inotec67 5 лет назад

Great project I'm Brazilian and I wanted to replicate this project. you have the electric scheme where each item is connected on the rasp

@davidepierospinelli3434 6 лет назад

great project, great job!!!!

@z3r3pmoto Год назад

This is great, I lol'd at the part where you said the glass guy thought you were making fun of him hahaha.

@felipecosta2721 3 года назад

Great project.

@lightspeed7006 4 года назад

NICE WORK

@olavoroberto 5 лет назад

That´s a great job. Those 3d printed parts was just awesome. Not far from a final product i think.

@iOSLUx 6 лет назад

congratulazioni!

@ArtisticAtom 4 года назад

Amazing ❤️❤️

@krissisk4163 6 лет назад

Great work. Personally I'd have added two more features as long as you're making a car PC: An OBD-II reader and a rear view camera. They're not really necessary, but they're up there with things that you might as well have if you're gonna do something like this. The OBD-II reader could be added with a $5 bluetooth OBD-II module and some software.

@skywalker2837 6 лет назад

Kris Sisk the camera is doable, but the OBD one is pretty much impossible unless you reverse engineer the reader or the manufacturer provides an API or something for you to extract data from

@willjpope 6 лет назад

A bluetooth ODBII reader is cheap, and writing something to read it in python is relatively easy. Just google it, a number of people have done it.

@bordaste 5 лет назад

No no no, if you car is recent it have CAN protocol, all PID are public and normalize, and you can find the adresses here: www.outilsobdfacile.fr/liste-vehicule-compatible-obd2/

@ricardoescobedo4303 5 лет назад

OBD reader would definitely be nice. Micro SD and WiFi would be great as well.

@Tyresome 5 лет назад

This is what i was thinking!

@metalheadmalta 6 лет назад

Wow... amazing....

@PT1040 6 лет назад

Wow! Excellent! Thanks for sharing with us

@StaxxxCmd 6 лет назад

Nice great info

@digitallifehd2925 5 лет назад

Woah this vis is amazing.

@rsilva6 5 лет назад

Amazing dude :D

@reneschmidt3972 5 лет назад

Thumbs up, very nice project :D

@pengonator59 5 лет назад

Great project!!! You inspiered me to do the same (nearly) with my Renault Twizy ( pure electric City car ). I'll measure the needed space in the next days. I hope i can contact you when i got the needed infos.

@cam_DA_Hawkdriver 6 лет назад

I so badly want to put this in my Bugatti! Kidding. I would like to tap into the OBDII ports and get engine data on my WRX. Good video and well done with all the things you checked off!

@jcwdenton 4 года назад

I want to become as much aspergerer as you are senpai xD seriously I loved the video :D seriously

@Moist_yet_Crispy 4 года назад

Great video! I've been toying with the idea of putting my Pi into my minivan but my "maker" skill if you will is pretty noob. This video and your blog should be of great assistance in the project. I subscribed and belled. Looking forward to your next vids and You're awesome!

@Masso1973 3 года назад

Impressive electronics knowledge

@jesusflavianomendozasantia8291 5 лет назад

Esta bien chido tu proyecto

@RGSneaker 6 лет назад

Good project. Maybe you can add OBDII info from the car. Consumption, temperatures, rpm, error details, maybe do some analysis of the consumption as a function of rpm and gear over time.

@ayieeKevinMitnick 5 лет назад

If you play NIghtwish video, I'll buy it. :D. Nice work

@kodishmc 5 лет назад

excelent project

@fleshTH 6 лет назад

Very nice video. I would recommend anyone who wants to do this use a raspberry pi 3 though. The extra computing power is very helpful for GPS. Also built in bluetooth and wifi is a huge plus. I would also go with a USB audio over I2S. Doing all that would probably drop the cost and definitely save on bulk. Other people have mentioned a reverse camera and OBD-II reader. That would be something very cool too.

@hankbizzo5 5 лет назад

Had a car Pi years ago on the og B, it was slow.. Retro Pi is always fun for the red lights..

@davidshields4624 6 лет назад

This is amazing!! Keep these videos coming!

@SuperCacahuete93 3 года назад

beau travail !

@vancedyutub4038 4 года назад

good job !!

@quanghuyvo3069 5 лет назад

Tks you, your video help me very much for my project, :D

@VisionYpensamiento 5 лет назад

NICE!!

@AlexandreMarco7 5 лет назад

hat's off to you man. my respects

@randycny 6 лет назад

Ok, I really like this project. Other than the music. ;) I've been thinking about doing something like this for a long time, A few things I would have done differently tho. Definitely not the FM audio, but seems to work nicely so Kudos. The placement would have been nicer along the top in your eyeline. Replaced the clock. Seems to out of the way for Navigation behind the shifter. I would have rather seen a Heads up display. Something I've played with a bit. Fairly easy to accomplish, the screen just reflects off of the windshield. A cheap coating on the windsheild would help. ODBII Info and Nav displayed right on your windshield would be AWESOME and to really push it over the top add Amazon Alexa Voice. That would require Internet, but that could work with the phone or a myfi device for $20/month stream music, etc. Good job. Questions tho, why did you go with an external USB for the Map data, why not keep that data on the internial MicroSD card? You could update it via WiFi right over the internet while parked if needed. Also, why go with the older R Pi and add a bluetooth dongel when the Pi 3 has this integrated? Some more add-ons Could also implement the R Pi cam for a Dash Cam, or add a Reverse cam with a little more hardware. None of this is critisim of your project, which was good and functions where as mine is 100% in my head and will probably never be built. lol Good work.

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

A lot of great suggestions, thanks! A HUD would be so cool indeed! I used a USB stick because I realized that Navit performs A LOT of map reads while driving, and I was afraid of wearing my SD card off soon. On my installation it will be much easier to replace a dead USB stick rather than the main SD card.

@jiataolee6036 5 лет назад

This project is very creativity，I like it

@Tyler-ms2tj 6 лет назад

What a great job! I really enjoyed your video! I have a few questions if you have a moment. Is there a way to add a microphone for bluetooth phone calls? Instead of using a DAC is there a way to use a toslink optical out? I hope to hear from you. Thanks again, Tyler

@shumakriss 6 лет назад

Recommendation on the touch screen, mount it somewhere asap. The screen is actually glued onto the rest of the frame and pressure on the screen's outer edge while the screen is warm and running can cause the glue to soften and the screen to drift. Not only does this impact how the image is centered in the frame, it can also impact the touch location. Great video!

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

The screen is not glued. It is inserted in a recess on the back of the front panel, and held in place by two brackets (centre of the screen at approximately 17:31) and four screws. It's very solid.

@EcuExperto 5 лет назад

Excelente video ,muy profecional , yo pensé en usar una rasperi , pero me decidí de poner un tablet android de 7" 3g , y genial , con Google Maps compartiendo la ubicación se donde deje el coche , lo conecte a la radio y el audio del tablet pasa por la radio , GPS , Spotify, RU-vid, Torque para hacer diagnosis y datos en línea , etc .. inconveniente el botón de encendido y apagado , le puse un interruptor magnético por detrás del plástico , te felicito por el vídeo

@jeffreytackett3922 6 месяцев назад

Back before the Raspberry Pi existed, and we were using full-blown PCs for this purpose, there was a device called "Mastero's Shutdown Controller". It was excellent for the startup/shutdown process. Might check to see if you can still find them.

@elnurabdullayev6195 5 лет назад

You is a genius man

@fecklarjenkins2549 3 года назад

Bubble bobble , played the heeeeelllll outa that back in the day , nice

@makezi7 5 лет назад

awesome!!!!!

@Cmlumley123 6 лет назад

Awesome setup! The only question I have is why would you want to run the audio through an fm transmitter rather than hard wiring the dac to an amp going to your speakers. A lot of cars come with an external amp already that you could wire line Input or use rca cables. Depending on where you drive you will probably have to adjust the fm transmitting station due to interference.

@MHBGT 6 лет назад

Agreed, he mentioned not using the RPI's audio out because of quality, but the FM transmitter will butcher the quality anyway.

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

I favoured the educational aspect over pure audio quality. I was curious about FM synthesis, and I wanted to learn about it. You are right about interference. I have implemented a script that automatically scans the FM spectrum, measuring the input power detected on each channel. The script determines which channel measures the lowest and tunes the transmitter there. If I get interference, I can hop to a free channel with the tap of a button. It works well.

@stewartrv 6 лет назад

The other issue is that the bandwidth is narrower and the noise levels much higher using FM. There are a ton of "AUX-in" cables available that would allow you to connect the DAC straight to the Radio and take advantage of much better sound quality and no need to tune any radio channel. Just switch to alternative input like CD/Aux etc. You can find a bunch here on ebay: www.ebay.ie/sch/Aux-in-Interface-Cables/174118/i.html?_sop=3&_mPrRngCbx=1&_nkw=renault+radio+cd But I like what you did here for the most part! Good job :)

@stewartrv 6 лет назад

It doesn't require any modification to the dash or surrounds at all. I had an old tape playing radio and found a suitable cable that simply plugs into the back and has a stereo socket to plug into iPhone/iPhone or in this case RaspPi DAC! :) You have to pull the radio out temporarily and plug in the cable to radio and then DAC and then its all done. The quality is waaaay better like a CD rather than the hiss from FM radio. (You can let the cable drop down and then fish it out from under the centre console via the ash tray too I guess - usually its just a big gap behind there! It's worth searching online to see if there is an Aux in or CD changer option etc. My Radio was prob way older an it could be added so you never know! On mine I select CD Changer and get the Aux in (it thinks this interface is still used by the CD Changer that would have been fitted in the back)

@CasperUK31 6 лет назад

I'm only a couple of minutes in and that is all I can think about. FM transmitters are absolute garbage for audio quality. Why oh why not just take the unit out and use the audio/line in on the back. Even a head unit from about 1980 would have one.

@muzkur 6 лет назад

You could put an OBDII control on that.

@miguelsalemos6419 6 лет назад

Tyler Leyden "On-Board Diagnostics" Every car now has a main computer which you can read/write information from/to using an obd reader. it's used mostly by professional mechanics to read error codes from your car (aka know what's wrong with it) , but low-end obd readers are very affordable and work just fine, so you can DIY fix your car.

@DaeMurda 3 года назад

Nice

@alfredoramos1978 5 лет назад

Impressive

@jacobaldus5718 6 лет назад

A lot of people already mentioned the background audio, personally that wasn't my issue. Maybe a different choice of music would have been better, but it didn't bother me. What was very annoying is you had decent audio quality until near the end. I'm assuming you used a different microphone. My suggestion is, keep the audio consistent. Even if that includes you talking to a camera even though you're just going to remove the video later on and keep the audio. Overall though, great video and how to coming from a smaller channel, I've subscribed and can't wait to see more projects that you do

@PacmansRevenge 6 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback. You are right. I have accidentally turned on audio compression on the second half of the video, and realized after it was uploaded. Thanks for subscribing. If you like my DIY projects, stay tuned for "Maker's Report" episodes. Other playlists will be about vintage computers repairs and reviews, and old games.

@76honda76 5 лет назад

Awesome video and project , but the background music vol can be a little lower (?)

@Ametisti 6 лет назад

This was a pretty neat video. Did you consider getting the front plastic panel sprayed silver to match the car interior? Thinking that could look pretty good, though maybe not. Just a thought~

@mayukh4130 5 лет назад

Cool project.... Really wanted this... But i feel you should also implement android auto in this and obd2 support which would have costed 5dollars extra... Also want you to make another video on this with a detailed tutorial with source codes and without that background music

@janisvaskevics93 6 лет назад

No, no, no... not fm... as i see, it is Laguna and afaik you can fool that radio to think it has cd changer connected. Way better audio quality.

@LiviuPavel 5 лет назад

@ꀯ don't say that again, FM is nothing like CD quality, CD quality is frequency response 20-20000Hz (22000 actually), FM is 20-15000, and the dynamic range is ruined by the noise floor which is much higher on FM (that is bad, you want the noise floor to be very low, the background hiss that is).

@robertgresham3489 4 года назад

@ꀯ The point of this should never be to do something easy but to do something good. FM for this is gross, like really gross. Chuck that factory head unit in the garbage where it belongs, use something like a hifi berry as a preamp and run that to an amp under the passenger seat. The factory speaker wire is always trash, run some 0 gauge wire to some good quality speakers and now you have VASTLY superior audio quality than the factory trash.

@ralflongfinger2309 5 лет назад

That's great ...

@Hoeckel13 6 лет назад

Great video with a lot of good ideas. I plan on making mine with the Pi 3 b+ and use inputs on an aftermarket radio, also with reverse camera. I'm still just learning the RasPi so I have a long way to go from blinking lights...one question, why did you need to use two light sensors instead of one?

@MrTlish 6 лет назад

If you put a screw in the brass nuts while gluing them in, then it won't fill the threads, and it gives you a handle to put them in. Wait for the glue to be hard enough to hold shape, but not hard enough to keep the screw in place, and then remove the screw. Hope this helps for future projects.