The Simpsons TV!! Raspberry Pi Powered TV That Plays The Simpsons Episodes On Loop FOREVER!!

is it ok to use different screen because I cant find this one so I want to buy different

How much does the 3d printed bezel cut from the screen? I'm loading an anime with subtitles onto mine and want to make sure they are mostly readable

Did you ever figure out the distorted audio? I just put the audio circuit together and I'm having the exact same issue.

Nice work and explanation!

I was wondering how many episodes does it play and how many seasons of the show is there on it 🤷🏼‍♀️❓🤷🏻‍♀️

here from the pi blog, this is a really cool project ^^

Could you go about making a larger version of this? What would be the pros and cons and would the steps in this video be changed at all?(besides the larger TV case)

This is my ADHD irl 🤣

Oh it's red wire to red wire? What idiot dreamt that up

Can i just buy the unit? I don't have a 3d printer of the equipment to put it together.

That looked a great project, I suppose you could 3D print a SpongeBob Divers helmet TV and add the same components to play SpongeBob videos.

Hi thanks for this! i managed to get through everything, but my pi turns on, then once OMXplayer has booted the screen goes completly black. im using a 3.5inch waveshare screen as opposed to the 2.8

Good job, man! How much is a Raspberry Pi Zero nowadays? Used to be so cheap just a handful of years ago...

I WANT ONE !!!!... TAKE MY MONEY !!!!!

Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I've been working on this project for a while and was so confused why mine wasn't working. Realized the player wouldn't work on Bullseye so I went back to Buster and followed along with you and it worked! Great job making this easy to understand.

Hey, loved the video! How hard do you think this would be to accomplish for someone who has no experience in programming or projects like this? I would love to make this for my girlfriend but lacking confidence to commit incase i fail. Thanks :)

This is awesome! Does it play the episodes in order or does it randomly choose which one to play?

Hello i'm new to this stuff. Can i ask why i need an amp for the speaker. Any idea without an amo?

Can I use a rpi 3 for this project? I have a 10in hdmi LCD that I want to use instead.

So where can I get the files from?

Hello, I was following the Brandon´s tutorial, everything was ok, but when i turn on to check the video playing it stays on log in screen, any help, please?

your literally alwasy making such good content, super easy to understand, very good instructions, great angles, and you actually care about improving the channel and yourself at all times which is much appreciated! and your literally always smiling and doing something fun... love the creativity and the true intent to share your passions and knowledge , youve helped me with so so much flipper zero stuff and when i can afford it ( i know its not expensive but im broke) ill be coming back to this video and the one about the pawnagotchi and doing exactly what you did, anyway thanks for always bringing us such good content and a good time in general man

bro sell em please!!!

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::Á la Comic book Guy:: Best rasberry pi project ever!

Hey man, great vid! It'll be a while before i can build this, but like you, I'm excited to one day have this playing on a loop in minature. Like others mentioned; soo many possibilities for other projects!

I've done some model building and found a couple pairs of tweezers and forceps were really helpful when trying hold, manipulate, and glue small things down. I know ill need em for this project!

Keep it up, Toodily-do, neighbor!

You got a link for the flux please?

I am very impressed. You got some skills brother, and on top of that you share them. Kudos.

I love this.

Very cool, the range of potential options for creating something alike is truly vast.

Thanks sas and @pcbway this looks fun...

Impressive work. Keep it up!

Very neat. There are so many different possibilities in making something similar.

But did the Simpsons predict this?

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