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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
As documented on the [[Network]] page, the Raspberry Pi provides a MPD Daemon on Port 6600 and a webinterface on port 8888.
As documented on the [[Network]] page, the Raspberry Pi provides a MPD Daemon on Port 6600 and a webinterface on port 8888. Therefore, if you just want to use your browser to control the music, please navigate to [http://comakingcontroller:8888 '''http://comakingcontroller:8888'''].
Therefore, if you just want to use your browser to control the music, please navigate to [http://comakingcontroller:8888 http://comakingcontroller:8888]
 
It is able to playback Youtube videos (add it to the queue by using yt:''videoID''), but this is very slow and not recommended.
It is able to playback [[YouTube]] videos (add it to the queue by using yt:''videoID''), but this is very slow and not recommended.
Webradio stations can also be played.
Webradio stations can also be played.



Revision as of 14:43, 27 June 2018

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Music Station

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Status: Ready for usage
Release Date: June 8th 2018
Initiator: Mitja
Team: Martin Olaf
Tools Used: Raspberry Pi
Software Used: MusicController


We have a wifi-enabled music station to play songs in the common room via an amplifier.

Software

The Music playback is controlled by Mopidy. Any code for setting up mopidy for the needs of the CoMakingSpace can be found on Github.

Hardware

This project runs on a Raspberry Pi located in the common room, next to the sound system and the laser printer.

Usage

As documented on the Network page, the Raspberry Pi provides a MPD Daemon on Port 6600 and a webinterface on port 8888. Therefore, if you just want to use your browser to control the music, please navigate to http://comakingcontroller:8888.

It is able to playback YouTube videos (add it to the queue by using yt:videoID), but this is very slow and not recommended. Webradio stations can also be played.

In case you want to add your own music, please insert a USB drive. You can then play it using the webinterface (Please navigate to Browse --> Files --> usbdrives)

Further Improvements / things to donate

  • Add a dedicated Soundcard (USB or a HAT