DIY RASPBERRY PI 2 FM TRANSMITTER
Today, I show you step by step, how to utilize your Raspberry Pi 2 as an FM Radio Transmitter, and getting it to broadcast audio from a USB Sound Card.
I decided to make this because I have seen many people do this with a Raspberry Pi 1 using PiFM but that method doesn't work with the PI 2. So this is a method using another program called Pi FM Transmitter that does work with the Raspberry Pi 2, as well as the fact that all of the other videos I have seen simply broadcasted a song downloaded on the Pi. I show you how you can broadcast the audio from another input such as a computer
LEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN USING THIS TOOL, ALWAYS BROADCAST FROM LEGAL FREQUENCIES. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY (legal) TROUBLE YOU MAY GET INTO.
NEVER AMPLIFY THE SIGNAL, AS IT ALSO TRANSMITS NOISE FROM OTHER FREQUENCIES DUE TO THE SQUARE WAVES USED.
GitHub Program Link: github.com/mar....
Please note that I did not develop the software used in this video. All credit for Pi FM Transmitter go to original creator.
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Alan Walker - Force
Distrion & Electro-Light - Rubik
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16 сен 2024
