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Phoniebox is a contactless jukebox for the Raspberry Pi, that plays audio files, playlists, podcasts, web streams, and Spotify triggered by RFID cards. All plug and play via USB, no soldering iron needed. It also features GPIO button control support.

The WoodboxPlayer is a Java-based MP3 and web radio player intended for the single-board computer "Raspberry Pi". It can be controlled either via keyboard or via push-buttons connected to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins.

...Then plug in the micro SD card to your Raspberry Pi4. You can use iOS app and Android app named "VitOS Manager" to manage the VitOS. VitOS V1.0 supports USB DAC as audio output device. You can connect your USB DAC to the USB port on your RPi4 board. With VitOS Manager, you are able to install Roon Bridge to the VitOS. Then you can discover the RPi4 board with Roon apps and play music.

XiX Player is a free easy to use multi-platform music player that currently runs in Linux, Linux ARM (Raspberry Pi), Windows & MacOS Intel Features: Supports the following file formats: MP3, OGG, M4A (non-DRM), AAC, FLAC, OPUS, APE, DFF, WAV Play & Rip your CD to MP3 or FLAC. CD-Text and CDDB support Rip DVD tracks to MP3 or FLAC.

...With Max2Play, applications, so-called Max2Play extensions can be installed and administrated on your mini-computer without any Linux knowledge. The controls can be accessed via smartphone, tablet or computer, no connection of any mouse or keyboard to the mini-computer necessary. Max2Play is focusing on audio player features: Max2Play supports 3 different audio player, MPD, shairport and squeezelite. Max2Play supports Multi-room Audio and most relevant Raspberry Pi sound cards. Max2Play is available for Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi2, Odroid U2/U3, Odroid XU4, Odroid C1

...Game support is therefore not as good as the newer SNES9X versions and graphics & sound is not as accurate. Games that will not work, for example, are Yoshi's Island, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Star Fox. This port supports keyboard and USB joystick input and are configurable. It uses GLES2/dispmanx for graphics so can run equally well in the Console or under X-Windows. The audio uses the ALSA API and SDL is used for input. Source code has moved to github https://github.com/squidrpi/pisnes

The Raspyfi project aims to fully integrate mpd (music player daemon) into the famous Raspberry Pi, in order to create a cheap and hi-quality hi-fi source.