Paul Webster wrote:
> Getting the audio input from the USB card can be done using the
> WaveInput plugin.
> One thing to note though ... the audio will probably be considerably
> delayed (a few seconds) compared to real-time so while this could be
> good for listening to a TV programme, it
Getting the audio input from the USB card can be done using the
WaveInput plugin.
One thing to note though ... the audio will probably be considerably
delayed (a few seconds) compared to real-time so while this could be
good for listening to a TV programme, it would not be much use if trying
to
Hi Bob
Did you figure something out? I have similar and would like to achieve
the same i.e. TV audio out and into Squeezebox/LMS infrastructure (via
ethernet) or into nearby Raspberry PI with DAC and AMP to kitchen
ceiling speakers.
Regards
Mike
Music Server: VortexBox (2.4) > LMS 7.9.1
Thanks for the replies. Ill look into the USB soundcard.
Bob
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You can however use a 2 way USB sound card such as a Behringer UCA202
which will give you 16/44.1 in and out.
piCorePlayer will see the card as an output out of the box but you will
need to use additional modules which may not be available in pCp to get
LMS to hear its input
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Bob01 wrote:
> My question is whether it is possible to use the HDMI port on the
> Raspberry Pi as an audio input source, and route the audio out through
> the hifiberry amp?
HDMI Device is output only.
DJanGo's
Hi - I have Picoreplayer installed on several Raspberry Pi 3s scattered
around, with one serving as an LMS server. Two of them have Hifiberry
Amp2 cards with speakers connected, and one goes directly into a stereo
amplifier. It all works great.
My question is whether it is possible to use the
