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In Reply to: RE: Accessing music files via wireless posted by merlinus on January 23, 2017 at 18:31:59
You can try the audio jack (it is pretty good), and always add the Digital Out board later...... Not a big deal either way. You may want to visit this forum to see what others are doing with LMS on UNIX..... http://forums.slimdevices.com/forumdisplay.php?3-Linux-UnixCut-Throat
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Thanks! I found this how-to guide. Seems fairly simple, and pre-editing the config file to add wireless is a great idea.
OK, you're on your way.... I briefly skimmed the Project you linked to.. Be aware that you don't need to buy a Wireless adapter as it is now built into the Raspberry Pi 3.
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Excellent! I will go with the digi+ board and optical connector for the best possible audio quality.
I also think that the built-in audio board will need to be disabled, but perhaps that can be done via the config file.
Which case would you recommend? I don't really want the clear one, as blinking LEDS would most likely be distracting whilst listening.
You don't have to disable the other audio at all...it might even be done by enabling the Digi+ Board by the folks that put together PiCorePlayer...don't know.
If you get the Digi+ Board you should also get a case from HiFiBerry, as it needs to accommodate the Digi+ Board. I only have experience with the Clear Case.... I have 5 Raspberry Pi's, and use the Acrylic case on all of them. The Little LEDs are not that distracting.
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Finally have LMS running on my desktop computer! I installed it via the command line, and discovered that I need to access it via a web browser -- doh! Still don't know how it will work with the Pi, but that's part of the new adventure!
Will get the acrylic case for the Pi. It looks easy enough to get it working with the two boards.
Thanks again for your wonderful assistance!
Glad to hear you got it working!
You will love how LMS works with the Pi !! .... You will also discover that there is quite a network of developers that have custom Pluggins into LMS, that make it a very powerful platform.... Go to the 3rd party software forum on the link I gave you earlier...
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I am just about to place my order. Wondering what android apps I can use to control the Pi?
Will have a look at the third-party additions to LMS. And I am certain there will be more questions once the new gear arrives!!!
Thanks again for everything!
A really Great Android App is Squeeze Ctrl. I think it's $5.
Link Below
Here is my Raspberry Pi and my Old SBT. (Now Sold)
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Just placed my order. Your photo of the Pi and acrylic case makes the 10-day wait seem even longer!
And thanks for the Squeeze Control recommendation.
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