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# Readme.txt # How To enable commandline Audio to RPI # Configure Raspberry PI sudo raspi-config # 8 Advanced Options # A9 Audio # 1 Force 3.5mm ('headphone') jack # If you get an error running option A9 Audio # then activate audio via sudo vi /boot/config.txt # and add the line (I add it after the last dtparam entry) # dtparam=audio=on # and reboot # When a 3.5mm speaker is connected at start than "0 Auto" also works fine # HDMI is not connected in my configuration # Install mplayer sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install mplayer # To start a stream start mplayer with the correct URL e.g. mplayer http://stream.radio8.de:8000/live # mplayer should start, load, playing the stream. # If not then you probably do not have the right URL # from the radio8.de website i got the url: # mplayer http://stream.radio8.de:8000/live.m3u # But mplayer only exits: Exiting... (End of file) # So i downloaded the live.m3u file and used the url out of the file # While streaming and playing the stream on my wavemaster mobil box # the rpi only needs 0,07W more and mplayer only uses about 5% CPU webradio.php ## php file integration for sensorTool ## via POST methode the parameter are convertatd with base64 ## base64-value is passed to shell skript updatewebradio.sh ## which starts the python update skript updatewebradio.py ## converts base 64 back to dictonary and saves the config file webradio.station webradio.py ## webradio.py reads config file and starts or stops the webradio stream using webradio.sh ## which starts mplayer and sets the volume.
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