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== What is it? == | == What is it? == | ||
We have this awesome sound system at the space. It is attached to a raspberry pi running an instance of mpd (music player daemon). Please DO NOT change ANYTHING on the | We have this awesome sound system at the space. It is attached to a raspberry pi running an instance of mpd (music player daemon). Please DO NOT change ANYTHING on the [[Behringer x32|X32 Console]], the amplifiers or unplug any cables. You will die. | ||
== Settings == | == Settings == | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 15 March 2017
| SpaceMusic Release status: stable [box doku] | |
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| Description | MPD Service to play music at the space |
| Author(s) | Jan Rene |
What is it?
We have this awesome sound system at the space. It is attached to a raspberry pi running an instance of mpd (music player daemon). Please DO NOT change ANYTHING on the X32 Console, the amplifiers or unplug any cables. You will die.
Settings
- IP: 10.10.20.50
- Port: 6600
- Password: none
How to use
You can control mpd using a media player client software. We recommend gmpc for Mausschubsers and ncmpc for the nerds.
ncmpc -h 10.10.20.50
MQTT Control
The MPD can also be controlled via MQTT. Therefore, we have a service running that translates MQTT messages into MPD commands. It's currently running on the PrinterBot machine (10.10.20.25), and the code that's used can be found at https://github.com/munichmakerlab/mqtt2mpd
Topics
mumalab/mpd/command: understands the following commands: play, pause, next, previous, toggle, volume up, volume down
