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SqueezeAmp

A compact music player for Bluetooth, AirPlay and Squeezebox

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squeezelite Squeezebox lms airplay bluetooth spdif ESP32 I2S ESP-IDF amplifier

This project was created on 09/12/2019 and last updated 3 years ago.

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... It all started when we decided to see if it would be possible to port Squeezelite to the ESP-IDF platform, running on an ESP32. Some weeks later, an amplifier board with a ton of feature came to life, animated by a custom firmware running a customized version of the trusty squeezelite software along with some cool features like Bluetooth sink, Airplay sink as well as an SPIF port and a line out connector.

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Dan Maloney wrote 09/13/2019 at 15:11 • point

I bought my wife a SqueezeBox years ago and figured it was a dead platform by now. Interesting to learn that there's still a community.

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sle118 wrote 09/13/2019 at 15:53 • point

And that community is very active and passionate! 

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philippe44 wrote 09/13/2019 at 19:57 • point

It's unfortunately now a much smaller set of users, but it's extremely active. I would say it has kept up with or being ahead of all you can want from a music management platform

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