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Running Spotify on a C.H.I.P

I have an old audio player that mostly didnt work. AM, FM and the CD player didn't worked, but Line In audio Yes!


So, i decided to check out if it was possible to use a C.H.I.P  (it has a Line out audio port) install Spotify on it and if possible, control it remotly using a web browser. Good news! It was possible and it works excellent!

How to do it

1- First, i followed this howto: https://bbs.nextthing.co/t/howto-spotify-on-chip/17660 
Just in case the post is deleted or something, here is a screenshot capture:
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2- As a mopidy web client i installed Mopidy Iris: https://github.com/jaedb/Iris/wiki/Getting-started#installing
That's all! 
 
Here a video with the result:

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