If you want to connect it through the WiFI then go the settings on the Home screen of OSMC: To configure the network on the OSMC, you have two options either through WiFi or using the ethernet.
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How to configure the network on the OSMC using the Raspberry Pi
Once it is completed the OSMC will navigate you to its home screen: Then it will ask for the region in which you are using the OSMC to set the time zone: Here we will choose the “English” but you have a choice, you can choose any other as well: When the OSMC is installed on the Raspberry Pi as well as it is rebooted, a screen will appears that ask you to set the language for the OSMC: How to start up the OSMC on the Raspberry Pi
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It will take only a few minutes to install the OSMC files on the Raspberry PI and when it is completed, it will reboot the system automatically. When it is done with the formatting of the device, it will start installing the OSMC on the Raspberry Pi 4: When the Raspberry Pi is turned on the OSMC will start formatting the device: To install the OSMC on the Raspberry Pi, we will insert the SD card in the Raspberry Pi 4, on which the image file of OSMC has been written.
The image file will be downloaded in the form of zip folder, extract the file, then open the Raspberry Pi imager and choose the destination of the downloaded image file:Ĭhoose the SD card, then click on the “WRITE” button and a notification will appear once the image of OSMC is successfully written on the SD card: We will download the image file of the OSMC from its official website: How to download and write the OSMC image on the USB/SD card The detailed procedure to install the OSMC on Raspberry Pi has been explained in this write-up. Then insert the card in the Raspberry Pi device and enjoy the media on the Raspberry Pi. The OSMC is installed in a few minutes on the Raspberry Pi device, to use it on the Raspberry Pi device all we have to do is simply download its image file from its official website and write the image file on either the USB or the SD card. OSMC stands for the Open Source Media Centre which is Linux-based and helps you to stream the videos and play audio songs from the machines connected in the local network, from connected storage devices, and from the internet.
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