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Monthly Archives: December 2013
RaspberryPi internet radio with display
I liked the simple elegance of my Really Simple Raspberry Pi internet radio that just had a push button to change the channel… but I saw this project that connected a RaspberryPi radio to an Arduino LCD shield for displaying … Continue reading
Making my PiRadio run at startup
Oddly, the hardest thing so far has been making my Really Very Simple RaspberryPi radio start playing by itself when you turn it on. Which is really the sort of thing you expect a radio to do, really. Not much … Continue reading
Posted in radio, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian
Tagged boot, radio, RaspberryPi, raspbian, starup
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PiRadio part 2 – adding a button
Tonight my daughter (8) helped me add a button to my RaspberryPi internet radio, which I made out of bits of electronic rubbish lying round the house. We started by going back to basics and just getting a button working. … Continue reading
Making an internet radio from a Griffin iMic and RaspberryPi
IMPORTANT UPDATE – July 2015: BBC Radio addresses have changed – see here for more info. And Fip has moved to http://audio.scdn.arkena.com/11016/fip-midfi128.mp3 Continuing the theme of making something useful out of unloved gadgets lying round the house, today I started … Continue reading
Making a wireless printer from a Raspberry Pi
I had two bits of unused hardware knocking around – a Raspberry Pi that used to run my Go Free Range weather printer (the thermal printer broke – another story), and an old Samsung ML-1510 black and white laser printer … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian, thrift
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