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Greetings from Palatinate (Germany) - Steve - 07-03-2024
Hi all.
Since 2022 my moOde-Player is:
Raspberry Pi 3 B
(Currently without any extra I²S DAC PCB)
Waveshare 16642 11.6inch Capacitive Touch Screen IPS-LCD with Case, 1920×1080, HDMI
In a few weeks I will move forward to an upgraded configuration:
Raspberry Pi 4 B (already exists)
Waveshare 16642 11.6inch Capacitive Touch Screen (For sure I will use the existing one)
Coolermaster Pi Case 40 V2 (So I will have some kind of power button)
To be honest…
I would love to have a "real" hardware power button (I think Audiophonics PI-SPC REG will do the job!)
…and maybe a hardware volume-knob?!
M5Stack Dial Smart Rotary Knob looks interesting but it's pure plastic.
And I don't think I will be able to realize the implementation of such sophisticated device…
Best regards
Michael
RE: Greetings from Palatinate (Germany) - Nutul - 07-03-2024
Hi Michael, and welcome aboard.
Wish you all the best for your implementation; you will succeed, no doubt.
RE: Greetings from Palatinate (Germany) - MikeyFresh - 07-04-2024
(07-03-2024, 06:47 PM)Steve Wrote: Hi all.
Since 2022 my moOde-Player is:
Raspberry Pi 3 B
(Currently without any extra I²S DAC PCB)
Waveshare 16642 11.6inch Capacitive Touch Screen IPS-LCD with Case, 1920×1080, HDMI
In a few weeks I will move forward to an upgraded configuration:
Raspberry Pi 4 B (already exists)
Waveshare 16642 11.6inch Capacitive Touch Screen (For sure I will use the existing one)
Coolermaster Pi Case 40 V2 (So I will have some kind of power button)
To be honest…
I would love to have a "real" hardware power button (I think Audiophonics PI-SPC REG will do the job!)
…and maybe a hardware volume-knob?!
M5Stack Dial Smart Rotary Knob looks interesting but it's pure plastic.
And I don't think I will be able to realize the implementation of such sophisticated device…
Best regards
Michael
If you can spring for an RPi 5, it has a power button and various inexpensive enclosures are compatible with it.