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 ====== Raspberry Pi ======
-<lead>A Raspberry Pi is a brand of "single board computer" that can connect using HDMI, is fairly inexpensive, and is used by students and hobbyists for various electronics projects. Over the years it has turned out to be a useful device for a number of unexpected areas, including being used along side HDHomeRun products. There are multiple models of the Raspberry Pi, but most of them will function well as an HDHomeRun client or "streaming box" for TVs, and the latest version (the "Pi 4") can also work as a DVR storage device for **[[:DVR|HDHomeRun DVR service]]**.</lead>
+<lead>Raspberry Pi is a brand of "single board computers" that can connect using HDMI, is fairly inexpensive, and is used by students and hobbyists for various electronics projects. Over the years it has turned out to be a useful device for a number of unexpected areas, including being used along side HDHomeRun products. There are multiple models of the Raspberry Pi, but most of them will function well as an HDHomeRun client or "streaming box" for TVs, and the latest version (the "Pi 4") can also work as a DVR storage device for **[[:DVR|HDHomeRun DVR service]]**.</lead>
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 ==== Installing the software ====
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+This guide will provide three basic paths for using a Raspberry Pi to view TV from an HDHomeRun device, all of which are based on using the open source video player [[Kodi]]:
+Easy install
+Click here if you want to use our pre-made Raspberry Pi image that has everything already set up, if all you intend to use the Pi/Kodi for is as a HDHomeRun viewer.
+Easy install, community edition
+Click here if you want to use a community pre-made Raspberry Pi image that has everything already set up, and uses Kodi's built-in PVR/DVR features instead of the official HDHomeRun add-on.
+Existing Kodi setup
+Click here if you already have an existing Kodi setup on a Raspberry Pi, and just want to see the instructions for viewing HDHomeRun content.
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