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page (Figure

D

).

Click the gear icon for the Settings page, then

select a hostname, enable SSH, set a password

(Figure

E

). Also set up the Wi-Fi if you’re going

to connect it that way, but Ethernet cable is

preferred. When you’re done with settings, click

on Write and wait for it to finish. Your SD card is

ready.

Plug everything into your Pi: the SD card, the

camera, USB microphone, Ethernet, and lastly

the power supply (Figure

F

).

Now it’s time to connect to the Pi from your

computer. I use Putty (Figure

G

) but you can use

any SSH tool. Under host, put RaspyStream.

local and open; it will ask for the username

and password. Use the one you ent ...