PirateBox Radio...

Forgot to mention this in the tutorial, but the address 192.168.1.1 is the IP-address of my PirateBox... so if your PB has a different address you must use that

Im intrested in trying the radio station idea here just to see how things work but I have a next unit of computing pc with this model number and stats i was wondering if I could use this somehow to achieve this idea and make things easier.

Intel

Model
BOXDN2820FYKH0

CPU Supported

CPU Type
Intel Celeron N2820 (Up to 2.4GHz Dual-Core, 756MHz GFX, 7.5W TDP)

Memory Supported

Memory slot
1 x 204Pin SO-DIMM

Memory Type Supported
DDR3L 1333/1066 (1.35V)

Max Memory Supported
8GB

Storage

Serial ATA
1 x SATA

Graphics

Onboard Video
Intel HD Graphics Integrated by CPU

Communications

Max LAN Speed
10/100/1000Mbps

Wireless LAN
802.11 b/g/n

Bluetooth
Bluetooth 4.0

Front Panel Ports

Front USB
1 x USB 3.0

Back Panel Ports

HDMI
1

Rear USB
2 x USB 2.0

Power Supply

Power Supply
12V, 36W DC-DC power adapter

Physical SPEC

Dimensions
4.59" x 4.41" x 2.03"

Features

Features
VESA mount bracket and mounting hole support

Front Panel Consumer IR window

Back panel headphone/microphone Jack

Wlndows8 & 8.1 Logo

Compatible with Linux, limited support for Windows 7

Kensington lock support

Integration Guide

Wall-mount AC adapter, w/muIti-country plugs (IEC type A/C/G/I)

Setting up an internet radio station on a NUC would be just like setting it up on any computer running a full Linux distro. If you're using Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, you can find all the software you need in the software center. These two tutorials should be enough to get you started: DIY Internet Radio Station and Audio Streaming.

Basically, it's the same process as for installing it on a MR3020, but installation of required software is easier and since you're running Linux on an Intel PC, you've got on-board sound processing so the possibilites are endless. You can stream all kind of audio files, .mp3, .flac, .ogg, .wma etc, and even do live podcasts by streaming from the microphone input.

I get the following error meassge when trying to load the packages on a librarybox version on a MR3040

Collected errors:
* satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for icecast:
* libogg *
* opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package icecast.
* satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for ices:
* libogg * libvorbis * libogg * libvorbis *
* opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package ices.

The librarybox doesn't come with the media streaming server minidlna.
This is the reason why those packages are missing during the installation

To get it working, I propose the following:

1. Download the install.zip from [stable.openwrt.piratebox.de]
2. Extract it to somewhere on your desktop
3. Copy over the missing packages from cache folder to your packages folder for the icecast installation
4. After that, put back the USB Stick, turn the box on and try to rerun the command

opkg install -d ext packages/*

You maybe need to retry it once again, if still some packages are missing.

best regards
Matthias

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That got it working. One more question: How do I get icecast and ices to load at boot up so I don't have to ssh into the box to start the services?

add it to /etc/rc.local on the piratebox,
or add it to the /opt/piratbox/bin/hooks/hook_piratebox_start_done.sh file before the exit, then your command gets executed during piratebox start

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Has any successfully set up icegenerator with the PB icecast?
If so do you have the pkg?

I need to find something that will broadcast an mp3 stream to the icecaster.


thanks in advance.

Same problem here. Followed instructions, but no icecast in /opt