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Best OrangePi as internet radio player?

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Published in 2022-4-20 18:12:23 | Show all floors |Read mode
I am going to use Orange pi as an internet radio player, what Orange pi device would be the best choce for me?
My idea is to install VLC as a player software, connect external speaker and use Orange pi as a player, nothing more.
Curently I am considering Orange Pi zero 2, but it does not have 3.5 mm jack, so I can not connect speakers into it directly.
On the other hand even on RaspberryPi4 the sound I get from 3.5mm jack is awful, I have to use extenral USB sound card to get acceptable sound quality.
Can I use Orange Pi zero 2 as a player? Does it support external USB soundcards? Any other advice on using this device as a player?
Is Orange Pi 4 LTS (that has 3.5mm jack) sound outptut quality acceptable, if yes maybe it ie better get OrangePi4 other that Pi 2 Zero?
Thank you.


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Published in 2022-9-26 15:11:57 | Show all floors
Thank you for sharing your problem, your solutions are all very good and combined with the music player of the channel https://radiofmluisteren.nl/ is fine

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Published in 2025-2-9 17:10:24 | Show all floors
OrangePi 3LTS / lcd oled 40x2 / usb audiocard DAC : https://ubuntu.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=186893

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The Orange Pi can be an excellent and low-cost choice for building an internet radio player, especially when paired with Linux-based software like MPD, VLC, or dedicated audio streaming systems such as MoOde or similar lightweight setups of testemicrofone.com.br. By installing a minimal operating system (like Ubuntu Server or Armbian), the board can continuously stream online radio stations, local playlists, or even Spotify Connect streams while using very low power.
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