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Demon Seed
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Stream music via Airplay from RaspberryPi
8 février 2016, par FrankFor my home automation project on my RaspberryPi with Raspbian, I am looking for a way to stream music from the Raspberry to Airplay devices such as an AppleTv.
I have found different ideas how to achieve this, however I need help to overcome the last obstacles.
I have found Node Airtunes where the example file play_ffmpeg.js works very well for me. https://github.com/lperrin/node_airtunes However this works only for a single mp3, I want to stream all sound from my raspberry.
How can I capture all sound by my raspberry and then send it via such a jscript to my Airplay device (e.g. AppleTV) ? One idea to capture all sound was via ffmpeg, another via gstreamer. Then send this sound via a similar jscript script like play_ffmpeg.js to the Airplay devices.
Any hints are very well appreciated.
P.S. I have found Airtunes_Hub which has a similar concept to what I am looking for. However this script just listens to sound output from mopidy plus somehow it doesn’t work for my AppleTV, but for other Airplay devices. The play_ffmpeg.js from further up works perfectly though which is puzzling for me.
https://github.com/kkckkc/airtunes_hub
I have furthermore checked out Pulseaudio-raop2 but this doesn’t work for me.
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How to create music video using ffmpeg ?
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How to add bass boost to Discord.py Music Bot
28 mai 2020, par Joshua LawsonSo I have a Discord Bot that I use for a server with me and my friends. I have loads of custom commands that I have made, and i added the music feature just because. I use the code from this link. Link to Code
Could anyone help me to add Bass Boost and other equalizer options to this ?