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RE: Accessing music files via wireless

You didn't mention what kind of inputs this sound processor has. If it has RCA, or 3.5 mm audio Jack (which it should have)..... Or maybe optical in or Coax in (If it has an internal DAC).....

Either way a very cheap solution would be to get a Raspberry Pi 3, load up PiCorePlayer on it. Set it up for wireless and attach to your network and you would be good to go..... That solution will cost you less than $100. --- You can download LMS and control it from your Phone, Tablet, Laptop, Desktop etc. etc...


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