Streaming vinyl wirelessly to squeezebox receivers

[cathcam]

streamwhatyouhear.com - will do exactly what you are asking for - make sure you opt for PCM/WAV output and just point LMS via Tune in URL

Wow, all my wishes just came true... I have it running now, simple yes.

There seems to be a clash between using SWYH and the Golden Records recording software, but thats no big deal, I just have to terminate SWYH before I want to record. THANKS SO MUCH!

[d6jg]

Wow, all my wishes just came true... I have it running now, simple yes.

There seems to be a clash between using SWYH and the Golden Records recording software, but thats no big deal, I just have to terminate SWYH before I want to record. THANKS SO MUCH!

No problem


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[d6jg]

I use Vinyl Studio form Alpinesoft for the vinyl rip. I don't think it conflicts but it may be a config thing.


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[d6jg]

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[d6jg]

Hi..i am a new user here. In my case i have all the physical components and I use a Behringer UCA202 hoked up to a tape loop to digitise my vinyl to FLAC using a Windows laptop and some software called VinylStudio. It does what your solution does and converts whatever hits the sound card into an MP3 or WAV/PCM stream that you can tune in to with LMS. I have used it recently in an experimental mode to stream Amazon Music to LMS.

VinylStudio doesn't create a stream. It records input intially to WAV, allows you to split it, tag it and save in whatever formats you want or to burn an Audio CD

To stream the sound cards input (whatever that may be) you need something like "streamwhatyouhear". It may be that you can also run VinylStudio at the same time to "rip" your vinyl while you listen but I have never felt the need to try that.

If I am wrong and Alpinesoft have added the functionality to VinylStudio then I will be very very happy but they haven't.

Elsewhere I talk explicitly about streaming Amazon Prime to LMS using streamwhatyouhear. It is the only Windows based solution I have ever found. Trust me I have looked a lot.

[Matmo]

I finally found enough time to optimize my raspberry pi project, and - bingo - now I can stream my records on-the-fly in lossless FLAC to my squeezeboxes.
If you are interested, you can find the full instructions here.

[Julf]

I finally found enough time to optimize my raspberry pi project, and - bingo - now I can stream my records on-the-fly in lossless FLAC to my squeezeboxes.
If you are interested, you can find the full instructions here.

Great! Thanks!

[Jeff07971]

I finally found enough time to optimize my raspberry pi project, and - bingo - now I can stream my records on-the-fly in lossless FLAC to my squeezeboxes.
If you are interested, you can find the full instructions here.

Does not seem to work with latest raspbian jesse.
Throws an error in /etc/liquidsoap/phono.liq
Line 3, char 6: Empty token!

Will investigate when I get a chance

[jmalin74]

Does not seem to work with latest raspbian jesse.
Throws an error in /etc/liquidsoap/phono.liq
Line 3, char 6: Empty token!

Will investigate when I get a chance

Same here. If (like me) you copied and pasted the contents of phono.liq as posted in the instructions, check for any rogue characters. I replaced all the quotation marks (") and this solved the Empty token! error. I then started getting parse error warnings instead. After further trial and error changes to the file I'm no longer getting parse errors, but I am getting '... Alsa.Device_busy'.

Now I'm a bit lost!

[Matmo]

Same here. If (like me) you copied and pasted the contents of phono.liq as posted in the instructions, check for any rogue characters. I replaced all the quotation marks (") and this solved the Empty token! error. I then started getting parse error warnings instead. After further trial and error changes to the file I'm no longer getting parse errors, but I am getting '... Alsa.Device_busy'.

Now I'm a bit lost!

Two causes I could think off. Your alsa device is indeed opened or used by another application. Then you would have to stop this one, before you try to startup liquidsoap.
Another cause could be that your alsa device has a different name. Mine is hw1, but it could also be hw3 or hw0 in your setup.