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gregshap
PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2024 9:42 pm 

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I was wondering if the Raspberry pi version of Stereotool will work without the Hifiberry soundcard (or any soundcard), using the following method of use:
Audio input - Livewire
Transport to transmitter - uMPX

If this does work, can the livewire and uMPX use the same NIC if the Livewire input and uMPX are all on the same network (internal)?

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Greg

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Dale.Sharp
PostPosted: Sun Feb 11, 2024 5:23 am 

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I dont think the livewire driver would work properly with the ethernet on a PI as the PI's ethernet ( on 1,2,3) are USB power ethernet

I doubt it could deal with the amount of packets required .. even in standard stereo.

You could easily use a PC running linux or windows with micrompx
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gregshap
PostPosted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 10:08 pm 

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I am already running this scenario on a windows machine but I was looking for something with no moving parts !
PC's have been unreliable at best.

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gregshap
PostPosted: Sat Mar 02, 2024 5:17 am 

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I was wondering if the Raspberry pi version of Stereotool will work without the Hifiberry soundcard (or any soundcard), using the following method of use:
Audio input - Livewire
Transport to transmitter - uMPX

If this does work, can the livewire and uMPX use the same NIC if the Livewire input and uMPX are all on the same network (internal)?

Thx

Greg
Has anyone run stereo tool on Ras Pi with Axia Livewire as input?

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