DigiFrame is a lightweight solution for an digital photo frame.
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DigiFrame v0.1
Poject: DigiFrame License: GPL GitHub issues Python version: 3 GitHub forks GitHub stars
Digital image frame with small footprint based on lite version of Raspberry OS. Uses as less resources as Raspberry Pi can be used with regular USB port as power supply.
Pictures can be played from external storage connected via USB, internal (Micro-) SD card or remote storage with automated synchronisation.
- Change picture folder via webpage
- Synchronize remote storage on startup and configurable interval
- Transfer pictures with WinSCP or mount network path
An integrated web user interface can be used for configuration, administration and picture preview.
Use cases / features
- Digital Photoframe
- Billboard
- Corporate advertising
Planned features
- Artwork (Project Icon, Logo and Splash Screen)
- Picture upload via web user interface (without synchronization)
- Rsync Support
License
100% FREE under GPL license
Additional features
- GPL License
- Tested on Python 3.9
- Tested on Raspberry Pi 3b and 4
Minimal Requirements
Hardware
- Raspberry Pi or another Linux based board
- Flat screen (old TV or PC monitor)
- Cables
Software
- fim
- Python3
- Flask
- Flask-Login
- Flask-Security
- Waitress
- TZ
- PIL
- PiGPIO
- PsUtil
Optional Requirements
For automated synchronisation of local pictures, directly from your server or cloud storage:
- rclone
- rsync
Prepare Raspberry Pi OS
Install DigiFrame
Authors
Lead developer and Maintainer: Awalon
and Contributors