zip file then using an imager such as Win32DiskImager write it to your SD card.īoot up the Raspberry Pi and configure the system (setup networking, configure squeezelite, etc, might expand on this later…). Setup SqueezePlugĭownload latest version from .Įxtract the. With our two touchscreen systems for Raspberry Pi, the 2,8 inch and the 7 inch displays, Jivelite works perfectly as the visual component to create a user.

User is 'squeezeuser' with a password of 'squeeze'. This is an image of Arch Linux on a Raspberry Pi configured with Jivelite and Squeezelite, and configured to use a USB Displaylink Touchscreen (either Mimo or Lilliput). Depending on the touchscreen the kernel needs to be rebuilt to include touch drivers (there is a link at the bottom of this post where this is described in detail). Jivelite + Squeezelite running on a Raspberry Pi and USB Touchscreen. I built this project because Logitech has stopped making its 'Squeeze' line of networked music players. For the player it will use Squeezelite (included with SqueezePlug) and for the UI JiveLite. Wall Mounted SqueezePlayer With Raspberry Pi: Build a wall-mounted 'SqueezePlayer'-based network music player using Squeezelite, Jivelite and a Raspberry Pi. They stack together quite nicely, giving up to 24Bit/192Khz playback. Its a Raspberry Model B with a HifiBerry DAC and TinyLCD mounted to provide a display. I wanted to share a raspberry pi based player that I built. The system will run on a Raspberry Pi, using SqueezePlug, a customized version of Raspbian specifically tailored for Squeezebox player/server installations. Raspberry PI, Jivelite and a Griffin Powermate. There may be a future post on building an enclosure for the player. This post gives a brief overview of the process of building a touchscreen Squeezebox replacement. Boot up the Raspberry Pi and configure the system (setup networking, configure squeezelite, etc, might expand on this later). Building a Touch Squeezebox Using Raspberry Pi

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