Jonathan DeMarks

Not a fix, but this helped me run the command. [Setup pyenv for rosetta](https://fredrikaverpil.github.io/2021/12/17/developing-with-apple-silicon/#pyenv) ```sh pyenv global 3.9.13_x86 pip install mssql-cli mssql-cli ```

My setup has been working fantastic for many months here's what I'm using: Splitter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008B7ARRK/ Hdmi2Av: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009CL8NH0/ Hope it helps.

Nothing. I suspect the default Raspian install is causing the overhead. Making it a very thin installation seems to have fixed the CPU load issues.

I used [raspbian-ua-netinst](https://github.com/debian-pi/raspbian-ua-netinst/) as a starting point. Afterwards I added packages via aptitude and then fully cleaned the system and resized the image after testing. It's possible to make the...

A slightly easier / quicker method would be to simply replace the /usr/sbin/ambi-tv binary file. You could do this by loop-mounting the ext partition and copying the file into it....

The easiest way is to start your Raspberry Pi without the USB capture dongle plugged in. If it is not connected ambi-tv will crash and you'll be able to use...

Win32DiskImager should be fine. I've only tested this out on Raspberry Pi Model B. Although it should work fine on any variant, that might be a factor. You might also...

The image is configured to use HDMI first and CVBS as fallback (the B+ has both, the CVBS signal is in the headphone jack). I've never tested on the B+...

@clarkent86 Not super easy for this particular situation. A new kernel and modules need to be compiled if that's the case. One thing you could try is using the kernel...

The USB capture card is controlled by a kernel driver. What happened is you updated the kernel and booted into the old filesystem. I’m guessing the USB capture card module...