rulof72 wrote:
Well, I guess it was bound to happen. The last of my SB Classics from
2005 just died. It was losing connectivity for the last few days and
today it just stopped completely. It won't even power up. I tried a
couple of power adapters but to no avail.
There's been many reports
Best of luck with your new setup!
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Not being a techie, I was a bit apprehensive putting together my first
Pi. It really did turn out to be about as easy to set up as folks here
said. It didn't work right out of the box, but it didn't take too much
work to figure things out and get it running.
I ordered parts for my second. I'd
Well, I guess it was bound to happen. The last of my SB Classics from
2005 just died. It was losing connectivity for the last few days and
today it just stopped completely. It won't even power up. I tried a
couple of power adapters but to no avail.
So, what now? I want to keep using LMS but I
poing wrote:
It's really easy to build and set up a Hifiberry.
I realize you've posted about the Cubietruck. Personally, I'm not a
Linux wizard. And I struggle with the Cubietruck. It's frustrating. But
let me assure you that the Raspberry Pi is an entirely different beast.
The Cubietruck
wortgefecht wrote:
While I'm all in with RPis (I use 3 of them), why don't you buy a used
Touch or Duet?
Concerning the RPi, go with Hifiberry!
I've considered buying a used Squeezebox but the cost has been a
deterrent. I'm really interested in the RPi at this point and it seems
like it
Apesbrain wrote:
If you're in the USA, we now have a HiFiBerry distributor:
http://store.camerontech.io/collections/vendors?q=hifiberry
Get the other parts from Amazon and you're out about $120. It's hardly
a build; you just snap things together.
I did just that. I ordered the RPi, power
If you're in the USA, we now have a HiFiBerry distributor:
http://store.camerontech.io/collections/vendors?q=hifiberry
Get the other parts from Amazon and you're out about $120. It's hardly
a build; you just snap things together.
While I'm all in with RPis (I use 3 of them), why don't you buy a used
Touch or Duet?
Concerning the RPi, go with Hifiberry!
- *ASRock Ion 330* (home office) w/ Xubuntu 14.04 + Kodi 15 + LMS 7.9,
FLAC Local Player Behringer MS 40
- *Boom* (master bedroom), *Radio* (master bathroom),
rulof72 wrote:
Thanks for the input! I think I could probably handle the RPi if there
isn't much coding or soldering required. I did some quick searching
and came up with this site:
https://www.hifiberry.com/product-category/bundles/ Any others I should
be looking at?
Bought one from there
rulof72 wrote:
I've considered buying a used Squeezebox but the cost has been a
deterrent. I'm really interested in the RPi at this point and it seems
like it can be had for a reasonable price.
How do you like the Hifiberry setup?
None of my Pis have a Hifiberry, but I recently built a Pi
rulof72 wrote:
I'm not really into/motivated enough to build something so I'm looking
for an off the shelf solution.
It's really easy to build and set up a Hifiberry.
I realize you've posted in the SoA thread about the Cubietruck.
Personally, I'm not a Linux wizard. And I struggle with the
A raspberry Pi with digital output and picoreplayer. You can buy a fully
built one from a source on eBay. Although they are overpriced from
there.
Depending on where you are in the world I am sure you will find someone
on here who will build and ship you one for less.
Alternatively an AMazon
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