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Think about what you're asking for, a guide to something that's unsupported. Right now the process is very similar to installing the current release but that could very well change at anytime. |
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Excellent! Thank you a lot for this.
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So I am stuck with a raspberry pi zero w until the prices come down. I used it as a wireless spotify connect point to play music from an older Home Theater receiver. I'd really like to get this working again somehow. I went to download the older version listed in this thread and couldn't get my raspberry pi to read a .deb file. I did some research and know the ARM6v is no longer supported by Debian (I think?) Would this old version of raspotify work if I flashed an older version of the Raspberry Pi operating system to the pi zero w? What can I do to get this working again? |
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For anyone stumbling onto this topic. The librespot version in the deb file mentioned above no longer works on my Pi 1/bookworm due to a missing library. I recompiled using cargo. This took forever, so in case anyone needs a working librespot binary, you can find it here. https://github.com/victorclaessen/librespot-pi1 . Hope that helps someone eventually. It's great that we can still use this old hardware in a useful way! |
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I would imagine so. I ran it on (a fresh install of) the latest |
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Another “if you stumble across this” entry for a Pi Zero 2 w with 64 bit Bookworm lite. I simply wanted it to play default to a Bluetooth speaker. I worked for 2 months to get this working (sooo many different approaches out there). In the end, the working solution was maddeningly simple.
This should be all you need. If Bluetooth does not pair initially, be certain the precursor before the MAC address is NEW when scanning. As you can see, there is no need for Pipewire nor Pulseaudio. (I spent hours upon hours going down those rabbit holes). Just updated/upgraded bookworm, bluez-alsa-utils and raspotify. Raspotify itself works fine without modification, although you can certainly do sudo nano /etc/raspotify/conf to change name, default stream quality etc. You should not enter username, backend, etc. Hope this helps someone. Good luck! |
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This will also work on Raspberry Pi 5. Same process with a slight change to the asound.conf: pcm.btreceiver { pcm.!default { |
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@TheBobC for indentation, please wrap the code in triple backticks (```) |
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Would there be any guide how to install raspotify 0.31.8.1 versio to headless PI v1 and zero v.1.x as they are not anymore officially supported? I really well understand why this is, and it is very much ok.
I would assume that there is also others that are interested of this kind of alternative guide. :)
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