Formating

Author: macmpi

README.md

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 This personal project is geared towards simple & essential use-cases for casual listeners using Bluetooth speakers, and missing their good-old Audio CDs playback...
 
 
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-<u>Main Features:</u>
+## <u>Main Features:</u>
 
 - Audio-CD & web radio player
 
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 - Headless operation, one-touch update
 
-  
-
-**tiny-radioCD** just relies on [MPD](https://www.musicpd.org/), ALSA and [bluez-alsa](https://github.com/Arkq/bluez-alsa/): it does not need to provide a graphical remote UI.
-Typically runs in 50MB of RAM on a low-cost PiZero device (135 MB rootf suitable for RAM-only operation).
-Check-out our minimalistic USB-powered [PiZeroWed-Mac mini](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki)!
+\
+**tiny-radioCD** just relies on [MPD](https://www.musicpd.org/), ALSA and [bluez-alsa](https://github.com/Arkq/bluez-alsa/): it does not need to provide a graphical remote UI.\
+Typically runs in 50MB of RAM on a low-cost PiZero device (135 MB rootf suitable for RAM-only operation).\
+Check-out our minimalistic USB-powered [PiZeroWed-Mac mini](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki/PiZeroWed-Mac-mini)!
 
-Though mostly tested on Pi, it would run on any AlpineLinux supported platform (diskless/data/sys modes).
-Some ready-to-use images are available (Raspberry Pi armhf ram-only SD archive for instance).
-Customized installs can be included as simple addon-scripts (refer to available Pi example)
+Though mostly tested on Pi, it would run on any AlpineLinux supported platform (diskless/data/sys modes).\
+Some ready-to-use images are available (Raspberry Pi armhf ram-only SD archive for instance).\
+Customized installs can be included as simple addon-scripts (refer to available Pi example).
 
 
 
-#### Seamless user operation:
+## Seamless user operation:
 
 Player control (play/pause/etc...) is naturally operated with bluetooth speaker/headphone ***built-in keys***.
 Volume adjustment is set by speaker amplification stage.
 
-***Multimedia bluetooth remotes*** are a perfect match too, allowing extended use-cases.
-Typically, the low-cost first-generation ***FireTV remote*** (& clone) works great (more info in [Wiki](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki)).
+***Multimedia bluetooth remotes*** are a perfect match too, allowing extended use-cases.\
+Typically, the low-cost first-generation ***FireTV remote*** (& clone) works great (more info in [Wiki](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki)).\
 ***USB Keyboards*** with multimedia keys are supported too.
 
-With network availability, any ***mpc client application*** can easily connect to **tiny-radioCD** player with Avahi discovery, and provide convenient user interface.
+With network availability, any ***mpc client application*** can easily connect to **tiny-radioCD** player with Avahi discovery, and provide convenient user interface.\
 [***MaximumMPD***](https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/maximummpd/id1437096437?mt=8) on iOS is a good example of such clients, but there are many other available on any platforms.
 
 ***Hardware buttons*** (power on/off, eject) availability depend on actual devices running tiny-radioCD, and can easily be customized: i.e. on Pi, simple on/off push-button can be enabled with `dtoverlay=gpio-shutdown` in `usercfg.txt`.
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-#### Install procedure:
+## Install procedure:
 
 If you don't use ready-made images, just do the following on your [AlpineLinux device](https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Installation) with internet access:
-`cd /tmp`
-`wget -O tiny-radioCD.zip https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/archive/master.zip`
-`unzip -oq tiny-radioCD.zip`
-`cd tiny-radioCD`
-`chmod +x setup-tiny-radioCD`
-`sudo ./setup-tiny-radioCD`
-
-After install, bluetooth speaker pairing (and eventual remote command pairing) may be done under console or ssh (alternatively, check *[easy-setup](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki)* section in Wiki):
-`sudo bluetoothctl`     After a <u>scan</u>, make sure you <u>pair</u>, <u>connect</u> and <u>trust</u> your bluetooth devices.
-Take note of your speaker MAC address `XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX` in your home directory with: 
-`printf "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX" > myspeaker`
-Then finish speaker setup with the below command:
-`sudo set-speaker myspeaker`    this command may greatly help switching between paired speakers later.
+```
+cd /tmp
+wget -O tiny-radioCD.zip https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/archive/master.zip
+unzip -oq tiny-radioCD.zip
+cd tiny-radioCD
+chmod +x setup-tiny-radioCD
+sudo ./setup-tiny-radioCD
+```
+
+After install, bluetooth speaker pairing (and eventual remote command pairing) may be done under console or ssh (alternatively, check *[easy-setup](https://github.com/macmpi/tiny-radioCD/wiki)* section in Wiki):\
+`sudo bluetoothctl`     After a <u>scan</u>, make sure you <u>pair</u>, <u>connect</u> and <u>trust</u> your bluetooth devices.\
+Take note of your speaker MAC address `XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX` in your home directory with:\
+`printf "XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX" > myspeaker`\
+Then finish speaker setup with the below command:\
+`sudo set-speaker myspeaker`    this command may greatly help switching between paired speakers later.\
 (if running in diskless mode, do not forget to commit changes after pairing: `lbu commit -d`)
 
 Reboot to take advantage of your new **tiny-radioCD**!
 
 
 
-#### Versions history:
+## Versions history:
 
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 0.5: (May 17th 2020)
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-#### Contributions:
+## Contributions:
 
 Contributions are welcome in `dev` branch.