stevemartins wrote:
> Switching on mobile hotspot every time I get in the car, or buying a GSM
> modem and separate sim card account don't seem like great options to me
> (or maybe I just like a challenge...).
I was thinking more about remote SIMs where the car "borrows" the phone
SIM (i.e. no
bpa wrote:
> While I can see the logic of in-car - just I find it hard to believe
> there are roads with a DAB+ signal and not a mobile one. It's just a
> word of caution as I think DAB+ may be hard work on a Raspberry Pi.
>
> Rather than the undocumented USB adaptor you've got you may have
stevemartins wrote:
> I'm building a piCorePlayer based in car entertainment platform, DAB
> radio would seem to be the right choice for in car, but happy to be
> corrected. I don't want to rely purely on a mobile wifi hotspot/on board
> music for my radio while driving.
>
> I can see the
I'm building a piCorePlayer based in car entertainment platform, DAB
radio would seem to be the right choice for in car, but happy to be
corrected. I don't want to rely purely on a mobile wifi hotspot/on board
music for my radio while driving.
I can see the device under /sys/bus/usb... and it
A few years ago, I did a plugin for RadioShark (an AM/FM dongle) and it
had no metadata.
A USB device may enumerate but does it provides access to the device
controls.
For DAB+ support - you'll need access to an interface that provides (i)
controls to tune (and maybe scan) (ii) audio and (iii)
