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rpi 3 support? #10
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Well maybe this will help you: |
I did, I've used the instructions on this README to complete all the instructions. I'm currenlty using this repo, but I thought that this repo could provide better quality so I thought why not give it a try ;) FYI: I don't get any errors when playing a song, there is just no sound in the medium at the specified frequency. |
What antenna do you use?
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I've just used a small wire that connects with the GPIO 4. I'm able to transmit FM signals by means of the fm_transmitter repo, but not with this repo. |
I am having the same problem. Since FFMpeg is unavailable from the Debian repo I was forced to complle it from source (which was successful) I was unable compile PiFMPlay. Regardless when I issue command to transmit, the program appears to be working, however nothing actually transmits.
I was able to successfully use the other FM transmitter repo however it doesn't support mp3 or have as many features as this one https://github.com/somu1795/fm_transmitter For my antenna I am using a 15" 14AWG solid core copper wire with shielding soldered to a insulated DuPont connector. I will provide an update if I make progress or fix it. |
Output of `sudo gcc -lm pifm.c -o pifm
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Everything up to date
Verifying ffmpeg with command
Use -h to get full help or, even better, run 'man ffmpeg' |
Same problem here!!! Any progress? |
me too |
I can not play mp3 files |
I've tested it on a rpi 3 but I can't seem to make it work, is it because of the used technology, or is it a fault of mine?
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