Armbian and A2DP Bluetooth Audio with BlueALSA

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Im my last post I was describing how to set up BlueAlsa on a Raspberry PI to use the PI as a a2dp source. Unfortunatly this is a little bit more complicated in Armbian because the project is not available in a Respository.

Fortunatly I found some instructions created by guidol

see also:

  1. Playing a Synthesizer to a Bluetooth Speaker using a Raspberry PI Zero
  2. My Banana PI Zero
  3. Bluetooth A2DP – Streaming from an Digital I2S Microphone
  4. Bluetooth A2DP – Streaming from an Analog Microphone
  5. Bluetooth A2DP – Streaming of Files on a SD card
  6. ESP32: Mixing A2DP with a Sine Signal
  7. Stream MP3 Files to A2DP Bluetooth using the ESP8266 Audio Library
  8. Installing large PIP packages on a tiny Armbian System
  9. Arduino: Streaming MP3 Files to a Bluetooth Speaker
  10. Building an Arduino ESP32 Audio Bluetooth Receiver with output to SPDIF with just a few lines of code.
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