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Show HN: BotWave – A simple way of playing with FM using Raspberry Pi devices(botwave.dpip.lol)
1 points by douxx 1mo ago|0 comments
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by douxx 2mo ago
Weird, maybe your DNS settings on your desktop or an extension blocking it?
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by douxx 2mo ago
Ant desktop is currently in development, from what I recall http://ants.land/ant-desktop
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by douxx 9mo ago
I've been working on BotWave, which turns a Raspberry Pi into an FM transmitter. A user requested live streaming support so apps like Spotify (via raspotify) or Snapcast could broadcast directly to FM instead of just playing files.
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Show HN: Live audio streaming to FM radio via ALSA on Raspberry Pi
3 points by douxx 9mo ago|1 comments
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by douxx 9mo ago
If you have some spare rpis and a radio it can be pretty interesting to set it up to check on it, tho there are no "real world" utilities, since as the other comments mentions, it is illegal to use that as it is
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by douxx 9mo ago
Well, you can open the url in your browser, and inspect the code that is also on the github repo ;)
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by douxx 9mo ago
Technically, the pis gpio headers can act as a really, really short antenna, so it kinda works without, but you're right
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by douxx 9mo ago
After seeing some comments, I'd wan't to specify something that isn't really mentionned in the readme or anywhere but, this project doesn't aim to replace professional setups nor cover long ranges (that would be absolute
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Show HN: An easy way of broadcasting radio around you (looking for feedback)(github.com)
36 points by douxx 9mo ago|17 comments