Spotify Connect on Raspberry Pi without Volumio or any other audio OS

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Install Spotify connect on Raspberry Pi without Volumio or any other complex audio operating system - Step by step tutorial
Take control over your system on Raspberry Pi and customize it to your true every day needs. This is another tutorial specifically for Spotify users you requested.
All commands are available on my website here (so you can just copy and paste them):
techroadtrip.com/audio-softwar...
Content of this video:
0:00 Intro
00:30 Why custom system
01:21 Installation script
02:32 Base OS installation
04:28 SSH connection
06:25 Installation of Raspotify via script
07:00 Step by Step without script
08:24 Config file
09:25 Setting a default audio output
11:17 Testing Spotify connect
11:59 Resources check

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25 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@mfedatto 2 года назад

Worked like a charm! Excellent content, thank you! All through terminal and no X service required. Precisely what I was looking for.

@anjeel08 Год назад

Super guide my friend. The entire process was done in less than 1 hour - incl understanding the instructions, downloads and setup. Thank you so much for sharing such great documentation / guide

@TechRoadTrip Год назад

Thank you. Glad you find it helpful.

@chanyy78 Год назад

Your step by step guide is fantastic and crystal clear. Also i think this Raspbian with Spotify connect method is much BETTER than Volumio. Keep up the good job!!! Also, for the 09:25 where you are setting the default audio output, I tried using the number but the number always changes (especially if i plug in something to the usb port, eg: keyboard/mouse). So instead of putting number, i choose to put the card's name, I can find my card name using "aplay -L". Then I put it as: defaults.ctl.card AUDIO / defaults.pcm.card AUDIO

@felipeavalos3404 2 года назад

Excellent video, I'm just beginning with Raspberry Pi and downloaded Volumio but the access to my Synology is a problem and there is also the need to register just to try it. I was ready to put an old laptop with Windows in place of the Raspberry Pi I'm from social sciences but used Linux on a daily basis (mainly in graphical desktop) for 12 years so I hope it won't be so difficult.

@to4184 2 года назад

wow it seems a very good solution! do you think the same can be done with Tidal?

@diegoloiola7663 Год назад

First, I would like to congratulate you for the simple and direct video. Second, I would like to know if it works on other SBC's? For example Orange Pi or Banana Pi...

@JustusZeemann Год назад

Thanks for the tutorial. Great wqy to explain everything. My reason to try it would be gapless playback. Does that work? I use that on Smartphone and Laptop, but my Denon AVR can't. So I would connect the raspberry pi with HDMI to the Denon (X6700H). Are you able to test ifnthat feature is a ailable with this solution? Fading songs into each other would be great. As also playing locally stored audio files. Thanks for you feedback. Even that the video is 1 year old.

@scdude9509 Месяц назад

Thank you for the guide. What do I need to change to output to ALSA loopback? Also the output needs to be 44.1 kHz (this to pass the audio on to CamillaDSP). Thanks again!

@briantooze3415 2 года назад

Thank you for the video. Can you load this to the sd card as well as the upnp streaming software you used in your previous video?

@TechRoadTrip 2 года назад

You're welcome. Yes, you can indeed.

@cleison. 2 года назад

I was not able to ssh using pi and default password. Apparently you can't do it anymore and have to create a user and encrypted password in a file in boot - at least it's what official docs recommend if you are using os lite headless. After this I managed to ssh to my user.. I even tried change the password of the account "pi" but it told me it doesn't exist.