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--- doc:appunti:hardware:raspberrypi_nas_audio [2021/03/10 15:39] – [Raspberry Pi 4 audio hardware] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:raspberrypi_nas_audio [2021/03/18 10:44] – niccolo
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 ==== Using an externa USB sound card ====
+{{ .:raspberrypi:raspberry-pi-usb-audio-cable.jpg?180|USB sound card with RCA connectors and cable}}
 For a decent audio quality, I decided that  the only acceptable solution is to relay on an external USB sound card connected to my stereo amplifier. I choosed a model based on the **C-Media Electronics** chip (USB Id **0d8c:0024**), which comes with two standard RCA connectors. The device is compatible with ALSA so the Pulseaudio system can select it per default, setting the following in **/etc/pulse/client.conf**:
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   * **[[https://superuser.com/questions/1274901/systemd-forking-vs-simple/|systemd forking vs simple?]]**
-==== Use PulseAudio with Kodi ====
+===== Use PulseAudio with Kodi =====
 With the PulseAudio running as a system service, you can start Kodi and go to **Settings** => **System** => **Audio** = **Audio output device** and select **PULSE: Default**. Here you can also switch between HDMI and stereo jack:
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 The **mpd** user must be addedd to the relevant groups: **audio**, **pulse** and **pulse-access**.
+===== Web References =====
+  * **[[https://kodi.wiki/view/PulseAudio|Kodi with PulseAudio]]**
+  * **[[https://gist.github.com/bheisig/bf1a13a05cdb6a12ee805b00dc6d90bb|PulseAudio for Kodi, MPD and remote access on a Ubuntu host]]**