Raspberry Pi: HifiBerry OS installation - Revision history

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2020-11-09T11:38:21Z

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	* [[Raspberry Pi 3, Model B+, WLAN, BT]]		* [[Raspberry Pi 3, Model B+, WLAN, BT]]

			* [[HiFiBerry DAC + RTC Stahlgehäuse]]

	== References ==		== References ==

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Sources

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	==== Sources ====		==== Sources ====
	~~[[File:HifiBerrySources.png\|1000px]]~~

	The sources Tab gives a variety of possibilities to stream music. The music options streams music directly from the internal storage of the Raspberry Pi and bluetooth can stream music from a bluetooth compatible mobile device. Where as Aiplay, Roon and Spotify Connect are using Streaming services and load the sound data directly from the internet. Many of them like Spotify need a paied account to work.		The sources Tab gives a variety of possibilities to stream music. The music options streams music directly from the internal storage of the Raspberry Pi and bluetooth can stream music from a bluetooth compatible mobile device. Where as Aiplay, Roon and Spotify Connect are using Streaming services and load the sound data directly from the internet. Many of them like Spotify need a paied account to work.

			[[File:HifiBerrySources.png\|1000px]]

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Sound

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	==== Sound ====		==== Sound ====

			The sound tab has an equalizer and the channels & limits menu points that allow to alter basic sound settings, The room compensation and DSP menus are for more experimental configurations and are also not accessible for every Hifiberry board.

	[[File:HifiBerrySound.png\|1000px]]		[[File:HifiBerrySound.png\|1000px]]

	The sound tab has an equalizer and the channels & limits menu points that allow to alter basic sound settings, The room compensation and DSP menus are for more experimental configurations and are also not accessible for every Hifiberry board.

	==== Sources ====		==== Sources ====

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General Settings

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	==== General Settings ====		==== General Settings ====
			The general settings tab gives us the options to perform a software update, access system tools, change Privacy settings and change the appearance of the GUI. Furthermore there is are options to connect a Last.fm account, add a Music Player Daemon to configure the sound device as an Music alarm clock and to add an Remote login via SSH.

	[[File:HifiBerryGeneralSettings.png\|1000px]]		[[File:HifiBerryGeneralSettings.png\|1000px]]

	The general settings tab gives us the options to perform a software update, access system tools, change Privacy settings and change the appearance of the GUI. Furthermore there is are options to connect a Last.fm account, add a Music Player Daemon to configure the sound device as an Music alarm clock and to add an Remote login via SSH.

	==== Sound ====		==== Sound ====

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Description

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	[[File:HifiBerryNetworkTab.png\|1000px]]		[[File:HifiBerryNetworkTab.png\|1000px]]

			==== General Settings ====
			[[File:HifiBerryGeneralSettings.png\|1000px]]

			The general settings tab gives us the options to perform a software update, access system tools, change Privacy settings and change the appearance of the GUI. Furthermore there is are options to connect a Last.fm account, add a Music Player Daemon to configure the sound device as an Music alarm clock and to add an Remote login via SSH.

			==== Sound ====
			[[File:HifiBerrySound.png\|1000px]]

			The sound tab has an equalizer and the channels & limits menu points that allow to alter basic sound settings, The room compensation and DSP menus are for more experimental configurations and are also not accessible for every Hifiberry board.

			==== Sources ====
			[[File:HifiBerrySources.png\|1000px]]

			The sources Tab gives a variety of possibilities to stream music. The music options streams music directly from the internal storage of the Raspberry Pi and bluetooth can stream music from a bluetooth compatible mobile device. Where as Aiplay, Roon and Spotify Connect are using Streaming services and load the sound data directly from the internet. Many of them like Spotify need a paied account to work.

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	~~[[Device to be used with this documentation]]~~		* [[Raspberry Pi 3, Model B+, WLAN, BT]]
	~~[[Maybe another device to be used with this documentation]]~~

	~~== Courses ==~~

	* [[~~A course where this documentation was used]] (2017~~, ~~2018)~~
	* [[Another one]] ~~(2018)~~

	== References ==		== References ==

	* https://~~wikipedia~~.~~org~~		* https://www.hifiberry.com/
	* https://google.com

	* [[]]Category:Documentation		[[Category:Documentation]]

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Configuration

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	After doing the initial setup I suggest to give the Device a static IP address for the LAN and the WiFi connection. The network setting can be found in the network tab of the Webgui.		After doing the initial setup I suggest to give the Device a static IP address for the LAN and the WiFi connection. The network setting can be found in the network tab of the Webgui.

	[[File:HifiBerryNetworkTab.png\|~~400px~~]]		[[File:HifiBerryNetworkTab.png\|1000px]]

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Description

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	After doing the initial setup I suggest to give the Device a static IP address for the LAN and the WiFi connection. The network setting can be found in the network tab of the Webgui.		After doing the initial setup I suggest to give the Device a static IP address for the LAN and the WiFi connection. The network setting can be found in the network tab of the Webgui.

			[[File:HifiBerryNetworkTab.png\|400px]]

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Step 2

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	[[File:HifiBerryOSImage1.png\|400px]]		[[File:HifiBerryOSImage1.png\|400px]]

	=== ~~Step 2~~ ===		=== Configuration ===

	~~Make sure~~ to ~~read~~		At the first startup there will be an initial setup process to configure langauge and keyboard settings. This can be performed directly on the Raspberry Pi or via the browser if the IP is known.

	* War and ~~Peace~~		After doing the initial setup I suggest to give the Device a static IP address for the LAN and the WiFi connection. The network setting can be found in the network tab of the Webgui.
	* Lord of the ~~Rings~~
	* The Baroque Cycle

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2020-11-09T09:35:25Z

Imaging the Operating System

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	[[File:HifiBerryOSImage0.png\|400px]]		[[File:HifiBerryOSImage0.png\|400px]]

	[[File:HifiBerryOSImage1.png\|400px]]		[[File:HifiBerryOSImage1.png\|400px]]