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turntable2sonos

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Streams your turntable to Sonos device, plug&play. Place your LP on the player, press play, and the music will automatically stream in your room.

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# Turntable2Sonos

Streams your turntable to Sonos device, plug&play. Place your LP on the player, press play, and the music will automatically stream in your room.

![Turntable2Sonos](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kopiro/turntable2sonos/main/image.jpg)

This project is required for Sonos devices that don't have AUX input or that, for any reason, are distant from the LP player and you want to stream wirelessly.

Currently, several Sonos products lack AUX input, like the Ones, all the soundbars (Beam + ARC + ARC Ultra), Roam or Move.

## Hardware prerequisites

- A Raspberry PI or equivalent (something small you can put closr to the Turntable); I recommend a version 3 minimum
- An microSD card to install Raspbian; you can go as small as 4GB
- A turntable with USB output or, if the turntable has RCA output (red + white), then a [RCA-to-USB Preamp](https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0805-AAF)

I recommend to connect the Raspberry PI either via ethernet cable or buy a 5Ghz Wi-Fi adapter for better connection stability and no audio skips.

## Installation

You first need to install Raspbian on the SD card and being able to SSH into the Pi remotely (for convenience); I'd suggest [you start reading here](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/getting-started.html).

Once you're in, installation of the package is as simple as:

```
wget https://github.com/kopiro/turntable2sonos/raw/refs/heads/main/build/turntable2sonos-1.0.0.deb
sudo dpkg -i turntable2sonos-*.deb
sudo apt-get -f install
```

During the installation process, you'll see the name of your Sonos devices in the network; annotate the one you want to use.

Modify the configuration file `/etc/turntable2sonos/turntable2sonos.cfg`, then start the service (and it will also start at boot) with `sudo systemctl enable --now turntable2sonos`

## Configurations

Additional configurations are:

- IceCast server: `/etc/turntable2sonos/icecast.xml`
- DarkIce: `/etc/turntable2sonos/darkice.cfg`
- ALSA: `/etc/alsa/conf.d/turntable2sonos.conf`

## Defaults

- The default port for the Icast server is `8000`
- Icast user credentials are `turntable:turntable`, while admin credentials are `root:toor`

## Maintanance

Restart the service:

```sh
sudo systemctl restart turntable2sonos
```

View the logs

```sh
journalctl -fu turntable2sonos
```

## How does it work?

The process begins with *Darkice*, a software application that captures audio input from a connected USB audio device.

This audio source could be a microphone, mixer, or any other device providing a live audio feed. Darkice then encodes this audio in real time using a specified codec (e.g., MP3, AAC, etc.) and streams it to an Icecast server.

Icecast acts as a streaming server, hosting the audio stream and making it accessible over a network via a specific URL (e.g., http://raspberrypi.local:8000/stream).

To integrate this with Sonos speakers, a multicast command is sent locally over the network. This command instructs the Sonos system to tune into the Icecast server’s audio stream.

When audio activity is detected, by checking the input audio waveform above a specific threshold, a script triggers the multicast command, effectively telling the Sonos speakers, “Play the radio stream available at 192.168.X.X.”

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