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It shows the actual song name, artist and album, along with the cover image if any. To burn a sd card directly on your Mac for instance: Boot up the Pi NB: Apart from shairport and some other incomplete repos, there was nothing really. And it was a great opportunity to learn a bit more what Qt is and how the API works. Now that I find myself looking at remote audio solutions again, I had a look to see if shairport had been updated. The cover is held in place not very tightly with two or three points of glue on the rim — this is the easiest I found, since the device is not going to move.

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The cover is held in place not very tightly with two or three points of glue on the rim — this is the easiest I found, since the device is not going to move.

Install the 4DPi screen driver: It's a fork that has much more capabilities and is very robust. Printing in progress prototype color: I use 4 M2 nuts that I melt in the printed plastic snairport an iron to have a flush backpanel: It does allow for multi-room too, which is nice. Luckily enough I had some Pi 3 and a 3.

If you have an unused Raspberry at home and a screen, that's a neat little project to do! But one of the fork caught my attention: When testing it, the latency is virtually non-existent apart from the usual 2-secs lag to synchronize audio between rooms, which is part of the protocole anywaythe audio shairporf clear and the CPU usage very low.

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I also had the opportunity to test shairport-sync with other third-party applications that shqirport AirPlay-like functionnality, like AirAudio for Android, and it does work and the metadata are here too.

It outputs metadata to a pipe too, which is quite convenient.

Not a very obvious choice I could have gone with node and a web page for instance but I liked the idea of having a full-screen standalone application that could run practically anywhere. I start off with a standard Raspbian image that you can download form the Raspberry Pi mmac Three years ahairport when I tried to find concurrent open-source solutions to Apple's Airport Express system to listen to audio remotely, the offer was pretty limited.

Autostart If you want the UI to autstart with the Pi: Boot up the Pi NB: It's a bit cumbersome but it does the job, and the audio quality is really nice for this price, of course. It shows the actual song name, artist and album, along with the cover image if any. You would need to tinker with PulseAudio and Avahi, and it was not always a great success.

Here is the final device in its environment: So I decided to create a small visual metadata reader so I can see what song is being played right now on my simili -Airplay device. The system is very resilient when you change source, pause, unpause, change source again, etc Now that I find myself looking at remote audio solutions again, I had a look to see if shairport had been updated.

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Apart from shairport and some other incomplete repos, there was nothing really. It's quite an 'old' display and it's not fully compatible with the touch events on the RPi3 with Jessie, but it can display shsirport, and I had one laying around so I decided to go with that nevertheless.

Where rdiskX is the actual disk number of your sd card use diskutil list.

Overall, it installs in a breeze and just works right out of the box. The headers of the screen help it keep in place, too.

Download the latest driver for the screen: I abandoned the project. And it was a great opportunity to learn a bit more what Qt is and how the API works.

Install the required packages for shairport-sync sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install build-essential git autoconf automake libtool libdaemon-dev libasound2-dev libpopt-dev libconfig-dev avahi-daemon libavahi-client-dev libssl-dev Clone the source: To burn a sd card directly whairport your Mac for instance: As soon as I did that, the screen stopped shaorport, so I guess the latest kernel is not compatible If you have the same screen as I do, do not sudo apt-get upgrade!