So anybody who has used a Raspberry Pi knows that it lacks a power button. There are some reasons as to why it doesn't have one, but for many who want to use the Pi for entertainment, like Kodi or Retropie, see it as a big inconvenience. Today we are going to go over the possible reasons the Pi doesn't have a Power Button and also come up with some solutions that don't involve programing, as I know most people don't even want to attempt that.
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The Overview of the Power Button: 1:56
The Solutions: 5:01
My Review of the Pi 3 running Retropie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKkuLhU0fFM
Retropie Running Experimental Emulators
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQBJkT98N4I
ETA Primes Video on Programming a Power Button
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nTuzIY0i3k
To those of you who are waiting for my video covering overclocking on the device, the script is mostly done. I just need to cover my opinion of the emulation we will be covering and add some extra bits on the N64. Then I will start recording everything I need for it. I promise it won't take 6 months for this next one.
Forgot to put the music I used in the credits
Megaman Starforce 2 (DS)
Megaman Battle Network 2 & 3 (GBA)
Zelda Minish Cap (GBA)
DBZ Legacy of Goku 2 (GBA)
Notes:
TuyaSmart is the brand name for the solution I currently use. There are multiple versions of the device and I figured I would tell you the one I was using.
I use Amazon as my primary source of online shopping so I only use picture from there. Sometimes Amazon ads can run on here so I wanted to put that out there for transparency sake.
