Using displays with the SSD1306 chip with a Raspberry Pico (Framebuffer, OLED 124x64, bytearrays)

We will use Micropython to connect a 0.96" SSD1306 (OLED 128x64 ) display to our Raspberry Pico and check the SSD1306 as well as the Framebuffer library to draw shapes, write text and display pictures on our OLED.
To add a little sparkle to the Christmas season, we will also move objects around the display.
Demo code can be found my GitHub repository:
github.com/Sir... (2022_12_07_framebuffer_sir_real.py)
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[@spink2050]

at last an easy to understand video Many thanks More vids please

[@integratedinfinity848]

Thank you for the quality of knowledge you gave to us

[@Rich-can-do]

Really interesting. Ty for sharing.

[@abba2938]

Grossartig! Vielen Dank dafür! Da kommen mir richtig viele Ideen....

[@CinematicRC]

Man, die Logo Animation und der Greenscreen wird immer abgefahrener 👍💪😊

[@orkuncamar]

Thank you

[@richardsonma1]

It works!

[@pedrocabrera9041]

Why did you eliminated the transcripts options?

[@Sir-Real]

On KZbin? The text? I didn't do anything ;)

[@pratiklondhe5167]

'SSD1306_I2C' object has no attribute 'ellipse' i am getting this erro

[@Sir-Real]

Ellipse is a framebuffer library class/method. You need to import the framebuffer library as well.