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@ -7,32 +7,32 @@ The solution to this problem was – tadaaaah – a one button audiobook player
It basically consists of: It basically consists of:
1 Raspberry Pi * 1 Raspberry Pi
1 ModMyPi enclosure * 1 ModMyPi enclosure
1 button * 1 button
2 resistors (330 Ohm, 10 Kilo-Ohm) * 2 resistors (330 Ohm, 10 Kilo-Ohm)
1 blue LED * 1 blue LED
1 (slow) 8GB SD-Card * 1 (slow) 8GB SD-Card
some wire * some wire
a pair of speakers * a pair of speakers
The following software has been used: The following software has been used:
Raspbian minimal image (http://www.linuxsystems.it/2012/06/raspbian-wheezy-armhf-raspberry-pi-minimal-image) * Raspbian minimal image (http://www.linuxsystems.it/2012/06/raspbian-wheezy-armhf-raspberry-pi-minimal-image)
mpd (music player daemon) * mpd (music player daemon)
mpc * mpc
mpd-python * mpd-python
pyudev (for USB access) * pyudev (for USB access)
a self-written python script * a self-written python script
The features are the following:
always on: When you power on the raspberry, it will boot up and start the python script with the audio book in pause The features are the following:
one button usage: The button pauses and unpauses the audio book or goes back one track when you press the button longer than 4 seconds
remembers position: It will always remember the last played position
only one audiobook: There will always be only one audio book on the Raspberry
easy audio book deployment: When you plug in a USB thumb drive with a special name/label, the Raspberry will stop playing, mount the thumb drive, deletes the old audio book, copies the new one, rebuilds the playlist and – after unplugging the thumb drive – starts the new audiobook in pause mode
multi format: Since it uses mpd, the player supports Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, OggFLAC, MP2, MP3, MP4/AAC, MOD, Musepack and wave
The audiobook used in this video is a free version of Cory Doctorows “Little Brother” from Fabian Neidhardt) * always on: When you power on the raspberry, it will boot up and start the python script with the audio book in pause
* one button usage: The button pauses and unpauses the audio book or goes back one track when you press the button longer than 4 seconds
* remembers position: It will always remember the last played position
* only one audiobook: There will always be only one audio book on the Raspberry
* easy audio book deployment: When you plug in a USB thumb drive with a special name/label, the Raspberry will stop playing, mount the thumb drive, deletes the old audio book, copies the new one, rebuilds the playlist and – after unplugging the thumb drive – starts the new audiobook in pause mode
* multi format: Since it uses mpd, the player supports Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, OggFLAC, MP2, MP3, MP4/AAC, MOD, Musepack and wave
If you like to build your own one button audio book player, here are the super simple schematics: If you like to build your own one button audio book player, here are the super simple schematics:
http://blogs.fsfe.org/clemens/files/2012/10/obabp_schematics.jpg http://blogs.fsfe.org/clemens/files/2012/10/obabp_schematics.jpg