You’ve seen PyPortal, now it’s time to check out software engineer Rodmg’s Linamp, a real Winamp-inspired touchscreen MP3 player. Put simply, it’s powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B board with media running off a 32GB SD card.
A ultra-wide 7.9-inch touchscreen display showcases the classic Winamp UI, including the spectrum analyzer visualization. Now this isn’t a DIY project that anyone can finish in a weekend, as the display itself runs Dietpi, a Debian bookworm derivative, with a custom Qt 6 app written in C++ with Qt widgets. His final design was then sent over to PCBWay and the sleek 1mm anodized aluminum shell arrived a few weeks later. Linamp can play can play music either from its file system or from a connected external CD drive.
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- 【Hifi Lossless Sound Quality】Built-in powerful audio decoding chip, which can better convert the source code into the most original sound...
If you want to try it, you should be able to run it on a modern Linux distribution, I’ve tested it on Debian Bookworm, you just need to install the Qt development packages, the dependencies mentioned in the repo’s README and QtCreator from the official repos and you should be able to build and run it,” said its creator.
