Hello all,
Even with all the help from the forum I am unable to get the sound working. Now I was wondering, isnt it possible to wire the speaker directly to the Raspberry?
Wire speaker to RPZ
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Re: Wire speaker to RPZ
No, you will need to use a small amp, or use a usb sound card. I do not think you can hook the speaker directly to the pi.
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2130
or
https://www.amazon.ca/TROND-Headphone-M ... sound+card
What exactly have you tried so far? Maybe you have some pictures of your wiring, people will be able to help out a lot more with some pics.
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2130
or
https://www.amazon.ca/TROND-Headphone-M ... sound+card
What exactly have you tried so far? Maybe you have some pictures of your wiring, people will be able to help out a lot more with some pics.
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Re: Wire speaker to RPZ
Yep let the forum help you out
Getting my audio working was probably the most time consuming/difficult part for my project, but I got it all working eventually and its definitely worth doing it properly! I recommend the USB audio way personally, as the PWM method was too much of a pain for me.
Getting my audio working was probably the most time consuming/difficult part for my project, but I got it all working eventually and its definitely worth doing it properly! I recommend the USB audio way personally, as the PWM method was too much of a pain for me.
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