Introduction In the March 2012 issue of Nuts and Volts I wrote an article entitled “Build Your Own Wifi Internet Radio” about how to build an Internet radio using a repurposed wireless router. While this project worked fine (and still does) it had limitations driven mainly by the small amount of RAM available on the …
This Instructables shows you how to build an internet radio (listen to jazz, house music, rock, salsa…) in less than 30 minutes without any technical knowledge nor soldering. The radio uses a raspberry Pi as hardware, a ready to flash file to write a SDCard and a graphical interface to customize the radio itself. Step …
Introduction: Today we have amazing access to great streaming content: music, news, weather, stories, etc. Yet, this access is limited to those who can navigate today’s electronic devices. This project is based on a belief that the elderly want and need this access – they simply require an accessible interface and navigation. Fireside Internet Radio …
Fireside Internet Radio Player for Elderly Users – built with Raspberry Pi Continue Reading
Introduction For the past 12 months or so after reading about the exploits of Dave Akerman and his first launching of a Raspberry Pi into near space I’ve been tinkering with the idea of launching a balloon myself. Although there isn’t a huge HAB community in NZ there have been some previous launches, and there …
Raspberry Pi + Java + NTX2 Radio Transmitter Continue Reading
This is a project for Arduino and Raspberry Pi to make an Internet Radio, aimed at intermediate skill level. Some familiarity with Linux usage will be beneficial (or access to someone who can help out if required). Raspberry Pi runs mpd music player daemon to receive and decode the internet radio stream. ALSA running on …
For my first project after getting the Raspberry Pi ($35 Linux computer) I wanted to extend on a very good blog post I read from MightyOhm about turning a cheap Wifi router into an internet radio: http://mightyohm.com/blog/2008/10/building-a-wifi-radio-part-1-introduction/ In that article he also had a cheap Linux device (the router) and was able to stretch it …
