#snapcast — Public Fediverse posts
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Creo que la sub división de listas funcionó. Al menos en mi percepción. Estoy viendo en la cola de reproducción canciones que hace tiempo no oía.
Por otro lado, snapcast para sincronizar dispositivos en la escucha es un golazo. -
Creo que la sub división de listas funcionó. Al menos en mi percepción. Estoy viendo en la cola de reproducción canciones que hace tiempo no oía.
Por otro lado, snapcast para sincronizar dispositivos en la escucha es un golazo. -
Creo que la sub división de listas funcionó. Al menos en mi percepción. Estoy viendo en la cola de reproducción canciones que hace tiempo no oía.
Por otro lado, snapcast para sincronizar dispositivos en la escucha es un golazo. -
@balloob @musicassistant how does it differ from #snapcast?
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@balloob @musicassistant how does it differ from #snapcast?
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@balloob @musicassistant how does it differ from #snapcast?
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@balloob @musicassistant how does it differ from #snapcast?
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@balloob @musicassistant how does it differ from #snapcast?
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Acabo de descubrir Snapcast.
Puedo sincronizar la emisión de la radio desde un dispositivo y escuchar en otros, incluso android, todos sincronizados. Qué maravilla. -
Acabo de descubrir Snapcast.
Puedo sincronizar la emisión de la radio desde un dispositivo y escuchar en otros, incluso android, todos sincronizados. Qué maravilla. -
Acabo de descubrir Snapcast.
Puedo sincronizar la emisión de la radio desde un dispositivo y escuchar en otros, incluso android, todos sincronizados. Qué maravilla. -
Acabo de descubrir Snapcast.
Puedo sincronizar la emisión de la radio desde un dispositivo y escuchar en otros, incluso android, todos sincronizados. Qué maravilla. -
🔊 Đã có snapmixer – công cụ điều khiển âm lượng dạng text-mode cho Snapcast, viết bằng Rust + Ratatui. Hỗ trợ CLI tùy chỉnh host/port, navigation kiểu vim, hiển thị/điều chỉnh volume & mute của mọi client, cập nhật realtime, tăng/giảm volume từng bước hoặc nhanh tới % bằng phím số, điều chỉnh theo nhóm. Dễ build với Cargo, có gói Nix. ⭐️ Hãy thử và star repo! #Snapcast #Rust #OpenSource #Linux #audio #phần_mềm_mở #âm_lượng
https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/1qgpaik/i_wrote_a_textmode
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rmpc is a TUI client for #mpd with modern terminal features.
cava is a TUI audio visualizer that rmpc can embed and it can visualize mpd-like FIFOs
snapcast is a generic service for synchronized audio over network. Which can read from mpd FIFOs. And on the client-side output into any file – including ones created by mkfifo.
One hacky shellscript and a bunch of configuration later and I have 60fps audio visualization for a *remote* mpd instance in my terminal. 🤤
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rmpc is a TUI client for #mpd with modern terminal features.
cava is a TUI audio visualizer that rmpc can embed and it can visualize mpd-like FIFOs
snapcast is a generic service for synchronized audio over network. Which can read from mpd FIFOs. And on the client-side output into any file – including ones created by mkfifo.
One hacky shellscript and a bunch of configuration later and I have 60fps audio visualization for a *remote* mpd instance in my terminal. 🤤
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rmpc is a TUI client for #mpd with modern terminal features.
cava is a TUI audio visualizer that rmpc can embed and it can visualize mpd-like FIFOs
snapcast is a generic service for synchronized audio over network. Which can read from mpd FIFOs. And on the client-side output into any file – including ones created by mkfifo.
One hacky shellscript and a bunch of configuration later and I have 60fps audio visualization for a *remote* mpd instance in my terminal. 🤤
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rmpc is a TUI client for #mpd with modern terminal features.
cava is a TUI audio visualizer that rmpc can embed and it can visualize mpd-like FIFOs
snapcast is a generic service for synchronized audio over network. Which can read from mpd FIFOs. And on the client-side output into any file – including ones created by mkfifo.
One hacky shellscript and a bunch of configuration later and I have 60fps audio visualization for a *remote* mpd instance in my terminal. 🤤
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rmpc is a TUI client for #mpd with modern terminal features.
cava is a TUI audio visualizer that rmpc can embed and it can visualize mpd-like FIFOs
snapcast is a generic service for synchronized audio over network. Which can read from mpd FIFOs. And on the client-side output into any file – including ones created by mkfifo.
One hacky shellscript and a bunch of configuration later and I have 60fps audio visualization for a *remote* mpd instance in my terminal. 🤤
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Just blogged: Multi-room audio with ESP32 and snapcast
https://alex.dandrea.io/2025/12/20/multi-room-audio-with-esp32-and-snapcast/
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Just blogged: Multi-room audio with ESP32 and snapcast
https://alex.dandrea.io/2025/12/20/multi-room-audio-with-esp32-and-snapcast/
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Just blogged: Multi-room audio with ESP32 and snapcast
https://alex.dandrea.io/2025/12/20/multi-room-audio-with-esp32-and-snapcast/
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Just blogged: Multi-room audio with ESP32 and snapcast
https://alex.dandrea.io/2025/12/20/multi-room-audio-with-esp32-and-snapcast/
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Just blogged: Multi-room audio with ESP32 and snapcast
https://alex.dandrea.io/2025/12/20/multi-room-audio-with-esp32-and-snapcast/
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An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home - If you’ve ever wanted to pump sound to all the rooms of your house, you might use ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/11/01/an-audio-brick-for-your-smart-home/ #mischacks #snapcast #audio #esp32
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An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home - If you’ve ever wanted to pump sound to all the rooms of your house, you might use ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/11/01/an-audio-brick-for-your-smart-home/ #mischacks #snapcast #audio #esp32
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An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home - If you’ve ever wanted to pump sound to all the rooms of your house, you might use ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/11/01/an-audio-brick-for-your-smart-home/ #mischacks #snapcast #audio #esp32
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An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home - If you’ve ever wanted to pump sound to all the rooms of your house, you might use ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/11/01/an-audio-brick-for-your-smart-home/ #mischacks #snapcast #audio #esp32
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An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home - If you’ve ever wanted to pump sound to all the rooms of your house, you might use ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/11/01/an-audio-brick-for-your-smart-home/ #mischacks #snapcast #audio #esp32
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"Môi trường server mới tôi tạo cho hệ thống barco (bananapi) MPD Snapcast - uy tại cho âm thanh di chuyển hoặc tổ chức party đa âm thanh. Cần anten wifi nội bộ để tăng tầmsignal. 🌐🎧 #selfhosted #tech #server #raspberrypi #mpd #snapcast #disco #wifi #môitructhietbiet #loaiben #am #thanh #nguyen"
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1oewer5/my_new_server_room/
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I've managed to set up Music Assistant within Home Assistant for local music playing, synchronized across multiple devices/rooms (via the built-in #Snapcast server). I can play some music. Next, I have to wrap my head around players, groups of players, and how to easily control them.
But I'm getting there! When I said local, I actually meant over network via SMB. Managed to set this up today. This is nice so I don't have to store music on my Home Assistant machine.
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I've managed to set up Music Assistant within Home Assistant for local music playing, synchronized across multiple devices/rooms (via the built-in #Snapcast server). I can play some music. Next, I have to wrap my head around players, groups of players, and how to easily control them.
But I'm getting there! When I said local, I actually meant over network via SMB. Managed to set this up today. This is nice so I don't have to store music on my Home Assistant machine.
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I've managed to set up Music Assistant within Home Assistant for local music playing, synchronized across multiple devices/rooms (via the built-in #Snapcast server). I can play some music. Next, I have to wrap my head around players, groups of players, and how to easily control them.
But I'm getting there! When I said local, I actually meant over network via SMB. Managed to set this up today. This is nice so I don't have to store music on my Home Assistant machine.
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Okay, #Snapcast works pretty well, and I've managed to (temporarily) connect it to my main sound output using libpipewire-module-snapcast-discover and Helvum, but I can't get the latency below 400 ms.
Like, sure, if you're just using it to play music, that's not an issue. And I could probably even introduce this as global latency to my machine. _If_ I'd just be playing music.
But I'm not, I'd like to play games and have video calls, too.
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Okay, #Snapcast works pretty well, and I've managed to (temporarily) connect it to my main sound output using libpipewire-module-snapcast-discover and Helvum, but I can't get the latency below 400 ms.
Like, sure, if you're just using it to play music, that's not an issue. And I could probably even introduce this as global latency to my machine. _If_ I'd just be playing music.
But I'm not, I'd like to play games and have video calls, too.
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Okay, #Snapcast works pretty well, and I've managed to (temporarily) connect it to my main sound output using libpipewire-module-snapcast-discover and Helvum, but I can't get the latency below 400 ms.
Like, sure, if you're just using it to play music, that's not an issue. And I could probably even introduce this as global latency to my machine. _If_ I'd just be playing music.
But I'm not, I'd like to play games and have video calls, too.
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Okay, #Snapcast works pretty well, and I've managed to (temporarily) connect it to my main sound output using libpipewire-module-snapcast-discover and Helvum, but I can't get the latency below 400 ms.
Like, sure, if you're just using it to play music, that's not an issue. And I could probably even introduce this as global latency to my machine. _If_ I'd just be playing music.
But I'm not, I'd like to play games and have video calls, too.
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Okay, #Snapcast works pretty well, and I've managed to (temporarily) connect it to my main sound output using libpipewire-module-snapcast-discover and Helvum, but I can't get the latency below 400 ms.
Like, sure, if you're just using it to play music, that's not an issue. And I could probably even introduce this as global latency to my machine. _If_ I'd just be playing music.
But I'm not, I'd like to play games and have video calls, too.
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@kjempeslu Hab mal im #fdroid Store gesucht und eine inoffizielle App für "Snapcast" gefunden. Gibt aber wohl auch eine offizielle. Hier infos zum Projekt:
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@kjempeslu Hab mal im #fdroid Store gesucht und eine inoffizielle App für "Snapcast" gefunden. Gibt aber wohl auch eine offizielle. Hier infos zum Projekt:
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So is anyone actually using #upmpdcli?
Yes, I am quite aware that looks like a gibberish hashtag that means nothing, but I assure you, it's a very cool bit of software with a very horrible name. I have previously ranted about this weird proclivity among #MPD adjacent projects to just be as un-musical as possible when choosing a name.
Anyways, this appears possibly questionable, license-wise, but this #OpenHome protocol setup seems much more feature-complete and designed with some actual use cases in mind, if you believe the pretty-impressive documentation though I have not done any real testing yet.
For me, I've already observed that #snapcast works great for multi-room audio, so the acid test is, does #songcast work just as well? Even if it doesn't, we can still integrate snapcast with a few pipes.
But that brings me to my question/idle comment, the docs say that it should have the sc2mpd package in their repo for said songcast setup, and it does not appear to be there. But it might be a different repo I need to install, still working on it.
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So is anyone actually using #upmpdcli?
Yes, I am quite aware that looks like a gibberish hashtag that means nothing, but I assure you, it's a very cool bit of software with a very horrible name. I have previously ranted about this weird proclivity among #MPD adjacent projects to just be as un-musical as possible when choosing a name.
Anyways, this appears possibly questionable, license-wise, but this #OpenHome protocol setup seems much more feature-complete and designed with some actual use cases in mind, if you believe the pretty-impressive documentation though I have not done any real testing yet.
For me, I've already observed that #snapcast works great for multi-room audio, so the acid test is, does #songcast work just as well? Even if it doesn't, we can still integrate snapcast with a few pipes.
But that brings me to my question/idle comment, the docs say that it should have the sc2mpd package in their repo for said songcast setup, and it does not appear to be there. But it might be a different repo I need to install, still working on it.
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So is anyone actually using #upmpdcli?
Yes, I am quite aware that looks like a gibberish hashtag that means nothing, but I assure you, it's a very cool bit of software with a very horrible name. I have previously ranted about this weird proclivity among #MPD adjacent projects to just be as un-musical as possible when choosing a name.
Anyways, this appears possibly questionable, license-wise, but this #OpenHome protocol setup seems much more feature-complete and designed with some actual use cases in mind, if you believe the pretty-impressive documentation though I have not done any real testing yet.
For me, I've already observed that #snapcast works great for multi-room audio, so the acid test is, does #songcast work just as well? Even if it doesn't, we can still integrate snapcast with a few pipes.
But that brings me to my question/idle comment, the docs say that it should have the sc2mpd package in their repo for said songcast setup, and it does not appear to be there. But it might be a different repo I need to install, still working on it.
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So is anyone actually using #upmpdcli?
Yes, I am quite aware that looks like a gibberish hashtag that means nothing, but I assure you, it's a very cool bit of software with a very horrible name. I have previously ranted about this weird proclivity among #MPD adjacent projects to just be as un-musical as possible when choosing a name.
Anyways, this appears possibly questionable, license-wise, but this #OpenHome protocol setup seems much more feature-complete and designed with some actual use cases in mind, if you believe the pretty-impressive documentation though I have not done any real testing yet.
For me, I've already observed that #snapcast works great for multi-room audio, so the acid test is, does #songcast work just as well? Even if it doesn't, we can still integrate snapcast with a few pipes.
But that brings me to my question/idle comment, the docs say that it should have the sc2mpd package in their repo for said songcast setup, and it does not appear to be there. But it might be a different repo I need to install, still working on it.
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Hey @shiftphones next time you are thinking about new project ideas, what about speakers based on #snapcast ;)
This is the only sustainable way of having multi room audio and currently only possible as DYI. There is a demand for ready to go hardware, which is future proof and would fit to your philosophy ;)
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Hey @shiftphones next time you are thinking about new project ideas, what about speakers based on #snapcast ;)
This is the only sustainable way of having multi room audio and currently only possible as DYI. There is a demand for ready to go hardware, which is future proof and would fit to your philosophy ;)
#sustainability -
Hey @shiftphones next time you are thinking about new project ideas, what about speakers based on #snapcast ;)
This is the only sustainable way of having multi room audio and currently only possible as DYI. There is a demand for ready to go hardware, which is future proof and would fit to your philosophy ;)
#sustainability -
Hey @shiftphones next time you are thinking about new project ideas, what about speakers based on #snapcast ;)
This is the only sustainable way of having multi room audio and currently only possible as DYI. There is a demand for ready to go hardware, which is future proof and would fit to your philosophy ;)
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Any #Snapcast active users out there? Would like to hear about your implementation, particularly the end user UI.
I can get it going for myself easy peasy, just gotta run the client wherever I want the music.
What I'm bad at is that last mile between bare functionality in a terminal, and making it usable for normies and non-nerds, such as the unfortunate people who end up living with people like me. Only me and professional writers get off on typing. Like many other cute and furry things, I'm a pain in the arse to live with, but sometimes can bring magic.
I can handle any scripting or systemd deployments that need handling, but I need the end result to be as simple as any streaming app, more or less, ideally just a window that launches which connects to the server's stream, play controls ideally, and then goes away when you close the window, or something equally simple to grasp in seconds.
I don't want phantom music from a systemd service I left on to start issuing from the tv while I'm listening to music in the garage, but I do want the TV and its nice speakers to be able to connect, with easy selection of music/playlists/internet streams.
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Any #Snapcast active users out there? Would like to hear about your implementation, particularly the end user UI.
I can get it going for myself easy peasy, just gotta run the client wherever I want the music.
What I'm bad at is that last mile between bare functionality in a terminal, and making it usable for normies and non-nerds, such as the unfortunate people who end up living with people like me. Only me and professional writers get off on typing. Like many other cute and furry things, I'm a pain in the arse to live with, but sometimes can bring magic.
I can handle any scripting or systemd deployments that need handling, but I need the end result to be as simple as any streaming app, more or less, ideally just a window that launches which connects to the server's stream, play controls ideally, and then goes away when you close the window, or something equally simple to grasp in seconds.
I don't want phantom music from a systemd service I left on to start issuing from the tv while I'm listening to music in the garage, but I do want the TV and its nice speakers to be able to connect, with easy selection of music/playlists/internet streams.
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Any #Snapcast active users out there? Would like to hear about your implementation, particularly the end user UI.
I can get it going for myself easy peasy, just gotta run the client wherever I want the music.
What I'm bad at is that last mile between bare functionality in a terminal, and making it usable for normies and non-nerds, such as the unfortunate people who end up living with people like me. Only me and professional writers get off on typing. Like many other cute and furry things, I'm a pain in the arse to live with, but sometimes can bring magic.
I can handle any scripting or systemd deployments that need handling, but I need the end result to be as simple as any streaming app, more or less, ideally just a window that launches which connects to the server's stream, play controls ideally, and then goes away when you close the window, or something equally simple to grasp in seconds.
I don't want phantom music from a systemd service I left on to start issuing from the tv while I'm listening to music in the garage, but I do want the TV and its nice speakers to be able to connect, with easy selection of music/playlists/internet streams.