Thoughts on a set-top box

[Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO]

But he could pipe it to a digital system at each location and use a line out to the non-digital system.  Any old PC could fit the bill with a damnsmalllinux or other flavor and low low hardware requirements.  If you want it quiet and  clean, then any small, fanless, low-end set-top type boxes would do it.

Brian Kelsay

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On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Andrew Beals <andrew.beals at gmail.com<mailto:andrew.beals at gmail.com>> wrote:

Easy peasy linux solution:

1. Master running MPD service.
2. Slaves grabbing the streaming audio off of MPD.

Well, the problem is that "streaming audio" sounds an awful lot like a "digital system", and the original question was:

I'd like to have an option to pipe an audio stream from a cental PC to various
non-digital audio systems around the house

So I guess that's right out.
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