JulienFromParis
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Hi everyone,
If your eyes are the same than me :
Sharing my project: Eversolo-screen, a "now playing" display for Eversolo streamers (DMP-A6, A8, A10...) running on a simple Raspberry Pi plugged into your TV or any HDMI screen.
Recycle your old Raspberry Pi devices and remote controls
What it does:
Album art, title, artist, album, progress, and the actual stream quality (sample rate, bit depth, bitrate), all wrapped in a good-looking, simple, understated design.
A 3-page info panel, like a record sleeve: artist biography, album description and tracklist, production credits (label, studios, engineers, musicians)
Learning infrared remote: any old remote from your drawer controls playback, volume and the info pages, with a 1-dollar sensor
Six music sources working together (MusicBrainz, Wikipedia, TheAudioDB, Discogs, Genius, Last.fm), with local caching: anything you've already played shows up instantly
Interface in English, French, Spanish and German, one-click updates from the browser
Hardware side: a Pi 3 is enough (Pi 4 recommended), an SD card, an HDMI cable. The Eversolo is controlled over the network, nothing to plug into it. Near-automatic install in 3 steps with Raspberry Pi Imager, no command line needed for daily use.
Free for personal use (CC BY-NC-SA license: free to use and modify, selling forbidden), and the code is public. Screenshots and full guide here:
Feedback, ideas and testers welcome!
RAM mode to preserve the SD card: logs, browser cache and temp files live in memory, swap disabled, for a Pi that runs 24/7 without wearing out its cardNetwork-tolerant: survives Wi-Fi hiccups without false "streamer not found" alertsBoots straight into full-screen kiosk mode, admin pages protected by passwordInterface in English, French, Spanish and German One-click update from the browser when a new version is published
If your eyes are the same than me :
Sharing my project: Eversolo-screen, a "now playing" display for Eversolo streamers (DMP-A6, A8, A10...) running on a simple Raspberry Pi plugged into your TV or any HDMI screen.
Recycle your old Raspberry Pi devices and remote controls
Album art, title, artist, album, progress, and the actual stream quality (sample rate, bit depth, bitrate), all wrapped in a good-looking, simple, understated design.
A 3-page info panel, like a record sleeve: artist biography, album description and tracklist, production credits (label, studios, engineers, musicians)
Learning infrared remote: any old remote from your drawer controls playback, volume and the info pages, with a 1-dollar sensor
Six music sources working together (MusicBrainz, Wikipedia, TheAudioDB, Discogs, Genius, Last.fm), with local caching: anything you've already played shows up instantly
Interface in English, French, Spanish and German, one-click updates from the browser
Hardware side: a Pi 3 is enough (Pi 4 recommended), an SD card, an HDMI cable. The Eversolo is controlled over the network, nothing to plug into it. Near-automatic install in 3 steps with Raspberry Pi Imager, no command line needed for daily use.
Feedback, ideas and testers welcome!
RAM mode to preserve the SD card: logs, browser cache and temp files live in memory, swap disabled, for a Pi that runs 24/7 without wearing out its cardNetwork-tolerant: survives Wi-Fi hiccups without false "streamer not found" alertsBoots straight into full-screen kiosk mode, admin pages protected by passwordInterface in English, French, Spanish and German One-click update from the browser when a new version is published
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