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 ==== Notes Marco ====
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 localDumpFile = recording.mp3   # Record also to a file
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 ==== Notes Gívan ====
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+PISOUND revisited... 20220607
+While trying to configure the Pisound for streaming, we made the following (incomplete) notes.
+We like the quality of the soundcard, and the fact that patchbox is an optimized os for sound applications.
+One thing to remember, the Pisound has no phantom for microphones!
+. Documentation Pisound:
+   https://blokas.io/pisound/
+   https://blokas.io/patchbox-os/docs/
+   https://blokas.io/pisound/docs/
+Download [Beta] Patchbox OS image 2022-05-17
+https://dl.blokas.io/patchbox-os/image_2022-05-17-Patchbox.zip
+Default:
+User name 	patch
+Password 	blokaslabs
+WiFi SSID 	Patchbox
+WiFi password 	blokaslabs
+We installed it with balenaEtcher (https://www.balena.io/etcher/, super easy) under OSX on a 32Gb sdcard
+Additional terminal commands:
+diskutil list (volume disk#)
+cd /Volumes/boot (then ls, to see if you are at the right spot)
+touch /Volumes/boot/ssh (creates an empty ssh file)
+A. Patchbox OS configs
+pisound-config
+pisound wizard
+Interesting: other soundcards can be configured in boot/config.txt
+It is advisable to read the Button configuration first:
+https://blokas.io/pisound/docs/the-button/
+click 3x to toggle wifi hotspot
+hold 5-7s = shutdown
+At first the Soundpi would not connect to the WIFI first, maybe that is due to the bullseye upgrade?
+Solution:
+sudo raspi-config
+System Options -> S5 Boot/Auto Login -> select "B3 Desktop GUI - requiring user to login"
+(let's try the automatic login later again)
+We tried installing icecast2 and darkice like explained in:
+https://blokas.io/pisound/docs/example-projects/
+sudo apt-get install icecast2 darkice
+But that did not quite work out, so the idea was to use the installed Vanilla PureData, and use the pdogg externals. At first PD did not recognize any installed or downloaded externals, but that was because of path error, they were automatically installed on:
+We put them in: /usr/lib/pd/extra
+You can download the externals by terminal sudo apt install pd-pdogg
+(or replace the pdogg with other lib names)
+Don't forget to set in PureData, in preferences both the paths and names of the libraries
+For starting up you can also edit the settings in the (hidden) settings file with
+   cd
+   sudo nano .pdsettings
+And now happily streaming to locusonus and multiplace servers...
+. the more professional notes by Marco Kuhn helped out with the following:
+--> INSERT TEXT
+		stream multiplace and locusonus
+still to test:
+	patch startup on usb stick
+	VNC
+	pisound app
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